u/Horror_Foot9784

Hi 29F here with mild right side hemiplegia (CP) I have started to feel the aging side of cerebral palsy when I turned 26. Got a manual wheelchair and two canes to assist when it gets hard. Im very mobile and can work out with a hot sauna studio doing Pilates.

I just wonder what people used to start out with mobility aids? I’m wanting to purchase a walker where I can travel with it but my parents hate traveling with mobility aids of any kind and prefer that I keep excerising and not relying on mobility aids and renting ECVS when necessary.

Hi,

29F here with cerebral palsy in my right side. I have a manual wheelchair and two canes to assist with my pain management with walking. I get shots of pain either underneath my ankle or in my heel cord and it is a pain in my ass but was curious to know what do others use for mobility aids?

There is a lot of ableism about me needing verying needs of mobility aids depending on my pain levels and tolerance. I do 4-5 days a week doing hot Pilates which stretches my heel cord and foot but I’m starting to get arthritis in my foot

Hi just curious what to do if your cochlear keeps switching over to Bluetooth and normal or regular mode while nothing is playing