Managing cerebral palsy | Mental health | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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[@valerieannrumpf4151]

I would love to see a video on how cerebral palsy affects older adults, how a lifetime of having spastic muscles can have on a person's body and level of function over the years, what can be done in terms of treatment and technology to allow adults with cerebral palsy to remain active and independent for as long as possible.

[@rustierothstein1914]

This video series on CP is wonderful! Thank you.

[@coewayboulder]

fantastic series!

[@dias_se]

Great video. I have had Botox on several ocations and it does help. One problem though. You do not get an emediat effect but the effect sets in slowly over a few weeks. Then it reatches full effect thereafter the effect slowly dissipates. This makes for an curv with no effect, up to full effect and back to no effect. On another note, Training with a "power plate" did have a really positive affect for me. Less painfull and the effect is emediate. :-)

[@venkybly]

Tq

[@SvitlanaNA]

does everyone think the same as on 0:19-0:26 ?

[@rebelScience]

I don't. With telomere therapy, that is currently exposing (Liz Parrish - BioViva) and STEM sell advancements, make it look like we will be able to fix up CP, but as we know, Brain is way to complicated and this will take time, or lifetimes. Or if Telomere Therapy works soon, we will not have "lifetime" . But unfortunately, hard forms of CP disables whole family or even breaks it :(

[@martindavila8160]

she says cerebral palsy too many times.......