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Cerebral Palsy Research Network

Riley Children’s Hospital and Indiana University Join CPRN
The Cerebral Palsy Research Network (CPRN) welcomes Dr. Jeffrey Raskin, a pediatric neurosurgeon at Riley Children’s Hospital and an Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery at Indiana University to the network. Based in Indianapolis Indiana, Riley Children’s Hospital will expand the Midwest footprint of CPRN which will further accelerate research opportunities for improving outcomes for people with […]
First Investigator Meeting Aims to Fill Study Gaps
The Cerebral Palsy Research Network (CPRN) Investigator Committee held its first in-person meeting on May 31 and June 1, 2018 in Houston, Texas. The goal of the meeting was to generate new study ideas that address the gaps in the Research CP agenda that was established in June 2017. Investigators and three members of our […]

Blessing Counter

One. Two. Three. Or something like that.
I wish you could have been a fly on the wall last night in our condo. Really.Because we are here temporarily, we don't have personal care attendants to help with Benjamin's daily needs. So this summer, it is all Mom, all the time! So Claire offered to help transfer last night. She learned some great […]
Ramps, Fireflies, and Letting Perfection Go!
Last weekend, we were invited to the outdoor kitchen of Wade's predecessor at work. It was pretty much a perfect evening. Freeman made pizzas in his outdoor oven while we feasted on his homemade guacamole as well as an appetizer pizza made of scrapple and apple butter (scrapple is a new food for us....). By […]

Technology access

Can you please Be My Eyes?
Imagine if a blind or low vision person could call someone to help them check an expiry date on a food product or to assist them in an unknown environment because they have no one else to ask. Well, they can! There is an app called Be My Eyes which allows blind and low vision […]
Virtual reality is overcoming the anxiety of completing real life tasks within the disability community
For someone with a disability going out alone can be tormenting, especially for the first time. What if there was a less stressful way to practise catching a train into the city? The good news is you can, and without having to leave your house, thanks to virtual reality. Bede Gow is 18 years old […]

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