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14 March 2008

Coping with Cerebral Palsy

After watching the item with David Cameron and his family, it just shows how people cope in different ways when faced with disability. I am pleased to see that he was comfortable and felt it important to give people a insight into there life and ever more so in a possitive way.

As not everyone one likes to be frank about living with a disability similar to Gordon Brown not wanting to comme forward about there family. Years ago if you had a disabled child it was never mentioned as if people were scared to talk about it, and today it still goes happens which is sad and shows the level of awareness in socitey still has a lot of catching up to do, so that all disabled people can go out in the world with there head held high.

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