u/SkillAppropriate9428

Hi guys, I’m a 21 year-old male going back to physical therapy after getting lazy and slacking on my workouts so I’m pretty tight and I noticed my leg stick together whenever I stand up today is my third session and I’ve been the home routine for about a week my goal is to get in decent shape before I moved to campus at ODU next year I am also a full-time wheelchair user I was wondering how long it takes you guys to see changes because everything still feels hard My legs are still wonky and overlap. I know it’s my own fault but still.

Hey guys I was wondering what the chances of me having a family are im (20M) a wheelchair user but not bound have an associates in graphic media design and working on my bachelors in both it and communications and I also work a part-time job however I am pretty independent. I still struggle with some things cutting my toenails. I can’t drive. And I struggle to make a bed and do laundry. i’m working on these things but I also want kids so I know there’s a bit of a clock there. I was wondering what people experience was with this.

Hello I cerebral palsy I am 20 years old. I wouldn’t say I’m wheelchair bound and I’m pretty independent however I’ve been doing research and having cerebral palsy get miserable, the older you get and I was wondering is this true and also do we die younger?