Let's break barriers and rewrite the story of what it means to be unstoppable! Living with cerebral palsy has its challenges, but it also presents incredible opportunities for resilience, strength, and empowerment. It's crucial to understand that, as of now, there is no cure for cerebral palsy. However, that doesn't mean we can't lead fulfilling, impactful lives. Every day, we strive to overcome obstacles and shatter misconceptions about what people with disabilities can achieve. Inclusion, awareness, and advocacy are key to creating a world where everyone is empowered to reach their full potential. Join me in spreading awareness and championing the cause of cerebral palsy. Together, we can make a difference and ensure that every voice is heard and valued. Let's continue to support one another, push for progress, and celebrate the unstoppable spirit within us all. #CerebralPalsyAwareness #Empowerment #Unstoppable #Inclusion #DisabilityAdvocate Watch my latest video to learn more: [YouTube Link](https://lnkd.in/gk2gwDWQ)
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Future proof your research and drive impact! 💡 I've written a short article about how disability-inclusive research practices can benefit you work & strengthen your insights - along with some practical tips.📝 The Market Research Society (MRS) have kindly published it in their recent newsletter to encourage discussion around this issue. 📢 Ignoring disability in research, limits understanding - let's change that! #diversity #inclusion #dei #disability #researchwithimpact
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When we discuss disabilities, we often think in terms of the visible and the invisible. But what about those experiences that land in the middle ground, where the lines between visible and invisible blur? This space, represented by the question mark in the image, is where many individuals with disabilities live—caught between clear categories and often misunderstood as a result. Consider conditions like epilepsy, multiple sclerosis (MS), or certain types of chronic pain. These experiences might not always be visible but can manifest in ways that make them hard to categorize. People with these conditions may not use assistive devices like wheelchairs, yet their disability impacts their daily lives in profound ways. Latest research emphasizes the importance of recognizing these nuanced experiences. The lack of visibility can lead to fewer accommodations, less understanding, and a sense of exclusion from both the disability community and broader society. By acknowledging this middle ground, we can foster a more inclusive environment that recognizes and supports all individuals, regardless of where their experiences fall on the visible-invisible spectrum. #DisabilityAwareness #Inclusion #DEI #InvisibleDisabilities #Accessibility #ChronicIllness #MultipleSclerosis #Epilepsy #ChronicPain #RodVisionInMotion
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