Triumphing Over Cerebral Palsy: John Quinn at TEDxTucson

[@authorjohnwquinn]

Thanks for letting me share my story! Remember, everyone has ability, something to offer this world! I hope you get the chance to read/listen to Someone Like Me.

[@adrianlewis7977]

My son was diagnosed as a child with ADHD and Autism. We were told not to expect to much of him. Today he is a teacher with a math specialism. Enough said!😊

[@daniellockard6992]

I love stories like this! God Bless You All

[@ezehchiomacynthia6019]

Wow

[@markpsadler]

Never get tired of listening to and sharing your story

[@krisharrigan9614]

I have cerebral palsy and am a retired philosophy teacher and I am 56 and use a power chair. I haven't aged well and live in a nursing home.

[@ClizDaddy]

Inspiring story. From my perspective as a parent of triplets, two having CP, it underscores the abilities of the individual, not the disability.
Please check out Clizbeats on the web and go to the "About Us" section to view their ongoing and inspiring story.
The more society gets to know about the facts and efforts, the more seemless inclusion can occur.
Thanks John Quinn.

[@wiesesneyd1]

Wonderful talk! Kudos to you for getting your message and story out there.

[@TECC777]

Working out to this Ted talk. I have hemophiliac Cerebral Palsy on my right side

[@erikaguzman9820]

Im speechless!😯😯

[@whitneymikkelsen4619]

Gosh, we are so similar Great story

[@thorspower]

I mean what more can you say after watching this. Other then I need to do something tomorrow so I do not feel like I have not done anything in a while.

[@RCanadian]

FYI
You did good things.

[@kellyfierce3559]

Bob Confiant great things! he's done great!

[@krisnaaji5646]

You are good sample soldier

[@andrewfritz9324]

Can you still gain muscle

[@elmo4032]

Yes that’s why we need physical therapy