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Every parent of a child with cerebral palsy knows the moment: you're sitting across from the physiotherapist, and she asks how spasticity has been since the last appointment. You try to remember. Was...
2026-04-03
Nobody tells you at the diagnosis that you are also accepting a second full-time job. A job with no defined hours, no handoff protocol, no performance reviews, and no paid leave. You become the physio...
2026-03-31
The physio asks how spasticity has been. You have a general impression — it's been rough in the mornings, something seemed to shift after the school trip — but you can't say confidently whether the ri...
2026-03-31
Most parents of children with cerebral palsy remember when they first heard the term GMFCS. A clinician mentioned it — probably quickly, possibly with a Roman numeral attached to a report. Level II. L...
2026-03-31
You know the feeling. You're sitting in a physio appointment and the clinician asks how spasticity has been the past two weeks. You pause. You're pretty sure it was worse last Tuesday, and there was t...
2026-03-03
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