Cerebral Palsy In Europe And The Middle East
Europe In Europe, cerebral palsy occurs in 2 out of every 1000 live births. Numbers are possibly underestimated, due to unreliable registries. However, since cp is the most common disabling condition in childhood, the European Union formed a collaboration in 1998...
Goals For The Future
SpM is considering making an app! Here’s our idea…
Meet The Matyseks- Cerebral Palsy
Where Do You Live? We're in Lake Park. Tell Us About Your Family… Ron and I have been married since 1989, so almost 27 years. We have a daughter, Meagan, who is 24 and married to a wonderful man, JC. They are expecting their first child in August. We are fortunate...
Cerebral Palsy in Asia
It is very difficult to find information or studies about cerebral palsy in Asia. In fact, the most concrete data found, regarding the prevalence of cerebral palsy in Asian communities came not from the continent of Asia itself, but from birth records collected on native Asians that had moved to California…
Ministry- Upcoming Needs
Signposts Ministries' biggest need is still to find an appropriate piece of property for our facility next year. (see older posts) Our more immediate need of space for storage is in the process of being met. A local church is going to allow us to use one of their...
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Her Disability, My Disability
Spina Bifida is an oddity. It affects those that have it in different ways. When we first consulted with a neurologist upon finding out that our sixth child had this malady, he prepared us for the full gamut of possibilities that could affect our baby. She could be...
How to Get Your Child To Swallow Their Medicine
First of all, let me make sure that we are clear on the fact that I do not endorse forcing children to take unnecessary medications. Medicine should be dispensed judiciously. That said, there are situations when your child has to take an oral medication. This...
Hello, Hi, Howdy, Hey…
There are so many forms of communication that sometimes we can get lost in translation. Even just a simple "hello" can be said in numerous different ways, and will change depending upon where you live and the customs to where you live. And what about goodbye?! Again,...
Sweet Stuff For Your Weekend
Sweet Stuff is an ongoing feature in the Signposts Community where we share uplifting and inspirational stories from around the web that put people with disabilities, or disability itself, in a positive light. Feel free to email us anytime if you have something...
How to Shop Gluten Free (or dairy, soy, nut, anything free) On a Budget
It's been quiet round these parts. Our web manager is out of the country for the second time in the past couple of months, and I don't trust myself to successfully post many things without her editing them first. However, I think I can handle this announcement: I was...
The Fear of the Unknown
I'm about twenty weeks pregnant. I don't know if you knew that. I just went to my first doctor's appointment -- a little late in the game, firstly because I don't like doctor's appointments and I hate having blood taken, and second because we were out of the country...
Homemade Laundry Detergent: Cheap and Cheerful
After hearing some great reviews from friends and reading a few online, I decided to give making my own laundry detergent a try, just to see how difficult it was, and to see if it actually worked. I consistently read that you could save a significant amount of money...
Enjoying the Summer
As far as I can tell, there is only one disability that prevents someone from enjoying summer-- the disability of being so wrapped-up in yourself that you forget to relax. Being able to get outdoors and enjoy nature, to enjoy spending time with other people, to have...
Responses
To any readers who may be out there: I start with the assumption that being free from disabilities is good. Heaven is going to be a disability-free zone, and I will rejoice with everyone who has the opportunity to overcome disabilities in this life. However, the...
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