I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when I was five years old. There are different kinds: mild, moderate, severe. Mine is very mild. The only thing that it affected was...
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- Marybeth Barker
- Concord, MA
I grew up on a lake in Massachusetts. Naturally, I’ve always loved swimming and kayaking in the summer, ice skating in winter. Just being near the water. But I have...
- Camarie Shepard
- Pittsburgh, PA
Camarie is a graduate student at the University of Pittsburgh. She reached out to us recently to tell us about how the LifeGlider isn’t just helping her stay upright safely....
- Lana Salome Kurasidze
- Dublin, Ireland
15 years ago, my doctors told me I only had three months to live. I had been enjoying life, working in a night club, and building a modeling career. I...
- Greta T. and Lina
- Los Angeles, CA
Photo: Greta's mom, Lina. I’ve been taking care of my mom since 2013 when her initial Alzheimer’s diagnosis became serious enough that she couldn’t care for herself in her own...
- by Gail Hardy, Air Force Veteran
- Smyrna, TN
I just turned 74 years old, and I’ve done so many things in my life, I could never tell it all. I’ve been a genealogist, a paralegal, an accountant, studied...
- by Gianna Douka
- Lesbos, Greece
https://vimeo.com/478785587 I’m a single parent with a disease called slowly progressing peripheral neuropathy. It means my legs are very weak. My six-year-old daughter has seen me fall a lot. It’s...
- Sarah Johnson
- Yokosuka, Japan
When Daisuke and I decided to get married, my dad became determined to walk me down the aisle. He had multiple system atrophy (MSA), which is kind of like Parkinson’s...
- by McKenna Baker
- Springfield, MO
I’ve had CP (cerebral palsy) since I was born. It’s made daily tasks like using the bathroom, brushing my teeth, getting dressed - all those simple things that are easy...
- by Pam K.
- West Coast, USA
Just before my husband and I hit the road to visit our son, something strange was happening in my brain. You know how, when you’re going up in an elevator,...
- by Meghan, Mom, and Daughter Breanna R.
- Pawnee, IL
My daughter, Bre, is bright and funny and social and sharp and very creative. She also displays more perseverance than any adult I know, and she’s not quite ten years...
- by Emily B., Occupational Therapist
- San Jose, CA
I was recovering from surgery complications on my cervical spine when I first learned about the LifeGlider. At that time, I was able to walk with much effort, but I...
- by Alex Larzelere, US Coast Guard Officer (Retired) & Computer Engineer
- Alexandria, VA
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a nasty disease, and that may be the understatement of the year. It's also a very personal disease because everyone with the disease has a story,...
- by Casey Terribilini, Chiropractor (Retired)
- Santa Cruz, CA
In September 2011, I woke up at daybreak with my loyal dog, Skye, licking my face. I pulled myself out of the rack, fed the horses, enjoyed a good cup...
- by Josie Ingber, Retired
- San Jose, CA
I have MS, and it had progressed to a point where I could no longer depend on just a cane for balance or support when I walked. I wasn’t looking forward...