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IcyPeas

(21,858 posts) Mon Sep 12, 2022, 06:32 PM Sep 2022

First time ever riding a bus, she has cerebral palsy and depth perception issues

they were told she'd never walk. wow.

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First time ever riding a bus, she has cerebral palsy and depth perception issues (Original Post) IcyPeas Sep 2022 OP

There we go. the first step will be easier tomorrow Tetrachloride Sep 2022 #1

Bravo!!!! Karadeniz Sep 2022 #2

Just think about all the great things she'll do in life, barbtries Sep 2022 #3

she did great! Skittles Sep 2022 #4

Cerebral Palsy is SO misunderstood. Thunderbeast Sep 2022 #5

! rurallib Sep 2022 #6

Tetrachloride

(7,834 posts)

1. There we go. the first step will be easier tomorrow

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2022, 06:38 PM

Sep 2022

Depending on the kids currently on the bus, and if an attendant is present, the driver or attendant might stand behind the student.

Karadeniz

(22,506 posts)

2. Bravo!!!!

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2022, 06:41 PM

Sep 2022

barbtries

(28,787 posts)

3. Just think about all the great things she'll do in life,

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2022, 06:45 PM

Sep 2022

after this. i'm crying by the way

Skittles

(153,147 posts)

4. she did great!

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2022, 07:03 PM

Sep 2022

Thunderbeast

(3,406 posts)

5. Cerebral Palsy is SO misunderstood.

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2022, 08:01 PM

Sep 2022

Folks with CP are are not mentally challenged. I had a college professor with CP who taught a course in communications.

Happy to see this child supported...not abandoned as tragically happened through history.

rurallib

(62,406 posts)

6. !

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Mon Sep 12, 2022, 08:39 PM

Sep 2022

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