-Robert M. Hensel
Dacing Girl
Can you imagine not being as you are anymore? Suddenly having to learn how to live with a disability you never had before? Or to stop having a disability they’ve always had? I haven’t!
Given complications during my birth, I have CP, Cerebral Palsy and it is with some motor difficulties that I am used to living. Of course I wanted to do what my difficulties prevented me from doing, but more importantly what I can do and what I have achieved.
There are two points that I consider very important, the first is that I am who I am and the fact that I have a CP does not define me as a person. The second is that we all deserve to be here in the world, regardless of our differences.
This disability of mine is mild, it allows me to live a very happy and it has always allow to achive the things I wanted. Still some people don’t understand how lucky I am.
Cooking my way
Some people cook because they love it.Others cook because they’re hungry.I cook… because I want to prove I can open a yogurt without starting a full-scale kitchen war.If you have cerebral palsy, you know cooking isn’t just cooking.It’s an extreme sport disguised as a domestic activity.And that’s when I discovered how to do things the…
Navigating the Right Side: Living with Cerebral Palsy
My Right Side: The Untamed Dance Partner In the grand dance of life, my body is like a quirky duo on the dance floor. My left side takes a graceful lead, with precision while my right side is that unpredictable, enthusiastic partner who sometimes forgets the choreography. Having cerebral palsy means my right side is…
— Oscar Wilde.
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