Paralysis is the complete loss of muscle function for one or more muscle groups. Major causes are stroke, trauma, poliomyelitis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), botulism, spin...
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as a child i was diagnosed with cerebral palsy but i doubt that is what i have as i keep getting more and more spastic and keep beccoming more paralyzed. i can now control only 2 fingers on my rt hand.
how do those in this group cope with with the possibility of progressive paralysis leaving them with no movement at all? pat Posted on 06/03/08, 03:06 am |
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I have been thinking about you since your last email. Can you move your head? There is a keyboard that is controlled by a light that is worn on a band around your head.
http://www.enablemart.com/Catalog/... "An on screen keyboard is just that—a keyboard that is displayed on the screen. When using an on screen keyboard the user selects letters using some kind of pointing device (e.g. eye-controlled) or by using scanning software." 
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Kellygrn, you are always so helpful... thank you. Even though this is not my post, I always find your posts to be so informative and always helping others. Thank you.
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I'd like to hear from adults or parents of children with Erbs Palsy. This is caused at birth when forceps are used …
does anyone know where some of the most technologically advanced research on paralysis is being done?
hi does anyone out there also suffer with facial palsy?
