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years ago. Yes, on the roof of five seasons, brewery in Atlanta, yeah yeah, I remember how to move their marriage around ass a day with oil is was on our all star teacher David, just look around like what's goin on who are you got here, why did they care about you? My policy said I should come those for night. There was there's a dude there, and he had survival policy is tired. P. I remember him. Your miracle k, pc, is what he goes by and any kids what maybe like five years ago for years, maybe six six k is a while ago, yes well cause I could get totally do one and three repulsing relinquish totally show and we didn't, I ran into Kyle again. When you mean I were going to visit the Laurel and Britain's baby at a hospital can evolve in tears at pee. My hospital hearts are coming together, yes, and I was like curly familiar is like

you and I remembered we'd, never done monetary policy, even though it totally said we woods the guilty on this virus that yeah, he didn't say things look to me. I think it has allowed now he's super cool about Asia could care actually his his cool guy Kyle. I'm actually does iron man, petitions with his brother thou, who, like Wilson along in the guilty area, they did the near marathon and one of the wheels came off of Kyle's wheelchair, wearing yeah like the wheel. Curius came operate so as brothers like this kind of like, helping move alive and holding up the acts are deaf and dumb. Some other people said you know it. We don't need to make time will just help with this. So like a bunch of like strangers, helps get Kaliko. Going to sign with as well. That would have been me like I'm. A running with Russia is obviously a good guy here. That is,

and you see tat- you saw recently me Olympics when its world forego their own race to help another year that stuff to slay me or if their qualifying, unlike the first three of the first five across the finish line, go on there the next race, the slow up in, like finish at gather in time there. I would wager, like noses out in front of her. He heard it's pretty cool, see that that kind of Spirit man so anyway, copies because on foundation. I think it's copies that order Kelpies Foundation poster looked it up, but this once for car yeah, and you can go that if you look into this Furthermore, yet so we're Talkin, cerebral palsy right, yes, and it something like I've always known about I've known people were cerebral palsy like aid to something

you know about, but I had no idea what was going on with the commission as a matter of fact, it is assumed to have one specific thing, but it turns out the cerebral palsy is actually basically an umbrella term for a bunch of different conditions that stem from a bunch of different origins. I guess you're causes causes that worth purposely Gabor, it's not a disease bright and the cause is always a brain injury of some kind that affects your movement there, can be all kinds of ways we're gonna get it now that, obviously- and actually you can develop three proposals from a disease but, like you said through a positive self, is not a disease right, a few just off the cuff, not off the cuff, but at the outset

Car stats about eight allows us can see off. You know just starting out some status and a finishing a threat, but off the cuff, some mixed someone can making this up right. That is not just about eight thousand children a year are born with it every year, yet only one in three hundred yeah- and I got this from a canadian sites. You know that's good. Subject, they say it's the most common childhood physical disability affecting about two point: five. One thousand live term birth in twenty two out of every one thousand live premature birth and it affects more boys and girls. Yeah. I saw premature birth in particular, have a higher incidence of cerebral palsy yet, and I did

No, if it was the sweep of policy costs premature birth. But then I write a little more in depth and saw that actually premature. Birth is a risk factor for developing three Bhopal. Yes exactly, but with that broadly defined list, you gonna jump beckoned to limit history. Yes, let's go back way back yet nineteenth their way back to eighteen. Fifty three, in fact, with Doktor John Little, Charles Dickens, is harder work here in the same countries, doktor little doktor little. This guy was a good dude. He was as a kid. He was afflicted with a lot of illnesses and he basically grew up to say, like you know, that was no find those bs answer. What I'm gonna do is dedicate my lifetime to discovering the causes of somebody things right:

although he didn't have rural policy, he started working in the eighteen thirties and his first kind of I guess the first way that he was actually on the really the right track. Was he started doing lectures on birth injuries which will find out? Has you know, birth injury can be away that you can get What policy right? That's where he was on the right track at first, but to him burthen- he was the only way to get free rural policy The only way that you could get through a policy from birth injury was, if you were asphyxiated while you are being born correct, which happened and happens right. So he was right right by the task that the unfair was too narrow. Venom that he came up with yeah. He did these lectures. These really influential lectures Eddie later published, call them on the nature and treatment of the deformities of the human frame,

And it wasn't cultural policy at the time, though, in fact they called it little disease he's like oh yeah, checks oak, A lot of the diseases originally had the doctors name in some a mere kept those yeah. You know like a cop crust syndrome number they aren't yeah was named after a Arnold cop grass. Did you make that I made up the first thing, but it was the name sure and mortgage bonds, more Germans, which way to you say it. You just confused. You can't even remember now more go on sounds right, but you were saying it cause your programme. Find me, I think, perhaps you don't remember now.

I think we all have to go back on the emphasis document in the eighteen. Eighty seven is when the term was actually coined by ass, her William Ostler, who wrote ass a rebel policies of the children of book and he's a lot of little work are built upon little work and finally gave it that lasting name yet, but using only one knows, but very famous austrian half doktor Freud forget a right, frayed, handsome theories that that cereal policy could be developed. It could be the result of something that happened during before birth, yet in the rules here yeah or during development. That's what I was like.

Four and everyone's like foiled. Go back to your cigars in your mother. Fixation and all that is to say this, the selling a leading little like they get low contentious at time. Yeah a lot of contentious yeah for to Doktor said is yet and food said you take the cigar and use thicket where the Sunday maybe so it turns out afraid, was right, the by everyone, just kind of ignore them until like nineteen. Eighty, the first study that really looked at cerebral palsy and the development of cerebral palsy from a birth injury, an injury that occurred during birth, so that, parry. Nato isn't that during birth, neonatal right after birth, perinatal staring right,

so perinatal injury, developing cerebral palsy. Everyone thought it was a hundred per cent of the cause. It turns out. It's like ten percent or less something like five to ten percent of births or of cases of cerebral palsy come from being injuries by your you're being born yeah, there's all sorts of ways you can be injured. Some can happen naturally like if you come out breach sure if you get stuck in the birth canal too long if the doktor he is alive, You heavy handed with the Forceps. We like a horrific thing that can happen. Sure you who can also have a pro lapsed, umbilical cord, which comes out before the baby. You can have the umbilical cord wrapped around your neck and any one of these things can cut off the blood supply to your brain, where the oxygen supply to your brain, which are effectively in the same in either way you little tiny brain is like oh, this region's going down because the eye with the six fixated for a little while, yet

so his work was later. You know verified after his death when did for a day, and it was a nice lady, third, his people Thirty six right at a members only jacket there. I could see him really live in it up and they discovered so he would have been its duty of thirty four. Oh yeah yeah. A couple of other folks who made a name for themselves by doing a lot of great Leonard and Isabel Golden. Some other daughter had rolled palsy Anna She they basically dedicated their life to it. For that reason to learn more about it and I'm savvy she passed away at the age of twenty nine and they founded a cofounded, the United, so several policy association and nineteen fifty and they are really big organizational since you're, the fifth largest health.

Agency in the United States and then in the address and remember the year. But there were some very famous books written by a woman named Marie Clear targets it, I would have said Killilea, but Killilea, If you want to go hawaiian catch they. She wrote a book, a couple of very famous book from the best seller, less one called Karen, and one called with love from Karen. The really captured the attention of the United States at large, and they were about her daughters, struggle with us rural policy. And she, Karen is still alive today, slower, yes, centres, these in his very private? Nothing works Asea, the second.

Harry at a monastery or something that is extremely pride. Somethin like that, you and you wanna, keep to yourself I'll have to put up with any checks at work. That is where you can get a job. Probably numb occluded existence right. So the those I guess you calm civilians, nine doctors, helped to really kind of expand. Public awareness of cerebral palsy is the impression I have right. Yeah those books, especially nice, to take a break so you break me, I will take a break and we'll get into some of the causes. Redeker. This sit New year's resolutions are very, very difficult to keep getting.

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or go to the post office again. All right before we broke. He said waiting that Freud in his Well, we're talking about childbirth, injuries, yeah being actually calling for a fairly small amount like five yet in percent, but they used to think because a doktor John little that it was like that was the key To serve a prey, seventy to eighty percent of the time Freud was right. Yeah. You would think also that doctors, especially pediatric doctors, who are the ones who are doing deliveries, would be like yeah, very dry did stiffly, not birth. Injury like the obstetrician is greatly if you like it, something else the happening there imprints us, but they didn't

they re delicate in ever now. At the very least, it didn't it didn't happen, and if you look up, if you look up Surrey, rural policy caused by doktor error, like the first eight pages of Google or nothing, the articles on law firm sites out there like every single one there some of them seem like. Like well researched articles written, but all of them are lost her sites in and by the way you give us a car. Well, it's funny late. I will talk about this later, but with the stem cell therapy. I looked into that some work, as is hard to get accurate information because the first five pages, a Google or all about companies that offer oh to get money to do stem cell therapy, you can't hide away through that to get to actual facts right. So I decided so many questions where we'll get to that. Ok

went on and then the remaining. What do we say? Seventy eighty percent is during pregnancy, five to ten percent during childbirth injury. Eyes, and then the remaining cases will see are after birth. Up to the age of two or three right is in well, it will get to the reasons why so during pregnancy, there's a lot of stuff that can happen but typically year you, you are either the baby comes down with a disease or an injury or the mother has a disease that affects the baby's development right, yeah, condition and infection disease. We talk about talk, supplies, Moses, yeah. Why shouldn't change out the cat letter if you're pregnant right toxic plasmas can lead to your baby?

When we speak about Europe and the rubella, we used to be a big problem and a huge cause of three repulsive until they develop the vaccine. For that's right, what does it mean old months, Rubella Emma when they're giving? Unlike that call him? I know you know, I think there was as more effective. No. There was at least not yet familiar with his eyes, darted at you as if to say did you say my name is still here it ignores the theater, what else epilepsy, diabetes and epilepsy. If your mother has that they hear higher chance, high risk of having a baby with a city right and all of these things have a couple. Different effects like those different different effects of these diseases are injuries, can have.

On the baby's development. Further. For starters, when you are building your tiny little brain in the womb it starts out, you start out is just a single cell right, the search dividing it fertilized, sell that starts going haywire, but I haywire, who are in a very structured manner. The right guy will eventually gets to the neural tube and the neural too Is this little Le Rowley, Polly Custer cells that on one end develops into the brain and on the other, develops into the spinal cord and then, as is developing the cells, divide more more and actually becomes

wise they migrate to the route to these different areas of the brain and make up different parts of the brain, the different regions of the brain. If at any point any of that gets messed up or there's like a problem with the migration or some of the cells to develop correctly, they there seems to be a pattern that they can follow. Word parts of the brain that direct movement in the muscles had they they tender care, her in and in a way that that gets affected yet another place more than other ways and that's and then her policy. No, they don't. He has a pretty big, MR you'd think he'd be like just a random all the dice right. What you know why was affected by these different conditions and diseases and entries, but it does seem the kind of fall on the spectrum toward the conditions that that make up the river policy

through interests. It is it's hard and end again if they have no idea why, hopefully they will one day well terrific, you know they're just be a different condition if it was in a different area, the brain. I know you don't Lorenzo, make any sense. You know it does and then maybe there are conditions that are there were just are aware of, but everybody else knows about that. It is like a year if you, your neurons, dont migrate. In this way. You arrived this condition if they dont migrate. In this way, you have cerebral palsy. I see what you say. So there are some pregnancy specific conditions that can cause cp once called pre clamps ia, and that's when you that's a disorder that cause high blood pressure and the mother that's going to affect the blood flowed to the umbilical cord. Again all this goes it I'll get back to the same problem, which is the baby developing foetus, not getting enough blood and oxygen yeah or the

neurons didn't migrate to the right way. There was either a problem with development or the develop cells were starved of oxygen right and then, apparently, when that happens, they form holes in the brain. Holes filled with water and then get covered over and they become cysts yeah. That's a lesion, yes, Sir said we talked about, are h, factor and compatibility and our blood podcast, which is one of our

yeah the blood one year. I love there aren't, but I'm if that happens, when the mothers by type is not compatible with the with the baby's that can result in jaundice jaundiced can lead if its severe enough they'll get the good treatment that can lead to a certain kind of brain damage that will called Cassiope. It's called the turn a terrace. We go the silent c on that one. Oh really! I want to make it a hard seeker. Nectarous. Sorry, I know which we sometimes likely things up. I don't wanna know them the sand. Try to get better about looking up pronunciations and we ve had offers from people in the medical field yeah like Gmail, oliginal everything but am become part of our showed no disrespect intended connectors. We already talked

birth injury, which is one of the and the five percent range, yet five, five to ten percent. Yet what s? A five percent methods and every year in their part, why about fifty percent of all kids with born was rebel policy? were born prematurely right. There's the premature birth being a risk factor for cerebral palsy, exactly it's so yes, not the other way around right, but the article on the site makes it it seem like it. It is the other way around the way, the sense of structured yeah. I agree, odd, But you can like we mentioned and areas

very sad, but you can have a great birth, completely healthy baby, and then you can get through rural policy due to an injury at the age of like to write or if he almost drown or if you took on something that the oxygen is interrupted, you can acquire. I guess it's acquire yeah. There will be a core cp in his latest three years old. Yet in the reason why it does you can't acquire three rural policy age twenty years, something I ask your brains developed by the year. I think the your brains fully developed by three to five years after you're born. Yet so you wouldn't you would just have. I guess a certain level of brain damage, a wooden qualify as rural policy and the reason why who qualifies rebel policies because Surrey, repulsive describes

symptoms, basically of a specific type of brain damage that occurs during the brain development and again it affects the muscles in their movement and control of it yeah. The other couple, a ways that you can get it through injury after birth are meningitis and then the saddest thing on earth shaken baby syndrome. Which we need to do a whole episode on that. There is a very controversial thing, controversial how this is. There's like people out there who say it's not a real thing. Now real are being put in prison for something based on junk science. Interesting, there's some somebody, some group of people made a documentary about it and they offered to send us a link to it to watch it private. What I mean, obviously there not saying shaking her babies, fine there to saying it. Doesn't he d brain damage? No, I think they're saying like there is,

there is a city tat there is such a thing is shaken baby syndrome. I don't know what the documentation to thank your eyes in the document, but I have read other articles about it on me and I wish I could remember the name of it up up tweeted or something like that. But there there's this really great long form article about this couple. I think in Dallas, whose baby like injured himself and the dad it's just that you came in and thought that the house, the scene, the kind of weird and didn't like the way the day I was acting and all of a sudden, the guys in prison now four years because he was convicted of innocent girl? That's different right! I thought your saying that people continue to contend that shaking your baby, like that, can lead to these kinds of injuries and brain damage.

Think some people do you see this is, I think, said. The other thing like they weird shaken baby syndrome is not an actual thing, interesting yeah. Why That's what I'm saying we need to do a whole appear to look into that might get reaction, is its child abuse affecting them his head should not have an impact if its severe enough In both cases, it is not only a concussion right. Yes, you could check your baby until it gets until your baby has a concussion. Her has some sort of brain damage range area. I think what would the critics have shaken baby syndrome are saying. Is that the current understanding, the current scientific understanding, where, if you see this this in this in a baby, especially a child who has died right under me

circumstances. It was the parent who shook it, got at it and so send apparent J of yet another saying: no, that's junk science. You can't send people the Jew. Based on the oddest criteria that are currently using in sending people to jail where catch not Take a baby is hard. You kin, you'll, never give it a concussion or till it right like that's. That's what they're saying another saying like the science this ain't people being wrongly convicted. Yet there was no abuse going on right there. So there's a witch hunt and its based on junk science such a man, we gotta do another year and we definitely tested nothing. So here's a though it with we have the sort sidebar in the earth All that had to look into a little more about magnesium sulphate

and then New England Journal Medicine in two thousand eight? They did they published an article about a study about if you have a high risk of preterm delivery- and you know and you're. Given magnesium sulphate, the mother is it cut the rate of cp and half by fifty percent, and I looked up then studies it basically what I came down to us. This is- and this is from it canadian website. It said that if you do know there are two things to treatments to minimize it a new born. And one is magnesium sulphate. If you know ahead of time that you risk- you like get on. It is amazing Thereupon hypothermia, which we file for its of magic men

damage due to lack of oxygen or blood supply, which will therefore make sense. Yeah causes it some like me. They will freeze you bring you pretty close to freezing to keep you from going from suffering brain damage because he knows you're metabolism. So you heedless oxygen and if your oxygen deprived here and they lower your metabolism, is everything here. That is those a great episode to that were uprooted hypothermia. So the magnesium sulphate does check out. I'm really astounding yeah, but again it has to be given with me now well in advance. So is it like a course of treatments, or is it like? You take the shit out of me, these himself and you'll be fine for the rest, the pregnant. You know, I'm not sure my inclination for meeting it was that it was a course of treatments like you're on it during the pregnancy judge, but I may be wrong, but I think that I think that's the deal. You take a break.

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fasting. There is a toxic right now and then the third tape is Athenais. Disconnect in spastic is by far the largest group of three broad policy. Too. We talk about special status, specificity, nice. The tooth is coming site. I'm site reformer, as is to be a little more contained in unobserved here. Specificity, is the word and use enough that you sent over the sole addendum. I think it really can. I help understand

how it works. Specificity is basically that the tension in your muscle- and you always have this going on. Otherwise we would just be laying down the floor at all times like you might feel like your muscles retention or doing anything, but your muscles are tensed. If you're sitting up right, and you're or you're walking around or you're doing anything yet their citizens like a real conversation going on between your spinal cord and muscles themselves, the fibers in the muscles themselves saying hey yeah, we're going a little too can fact it here wanted to send us a little head of relaxation, and so your muscles are just constantly alternating to keep you sitting up. Brightly to let you talk to did anything user muscles for there's this interplay between tension and relaxation of them souls layer and all that called tone year and in the really interesting thing is that when you're, the actual message for increasing that tone,

weird. Yet because the muscle saying hey tell media to tighten year what it's like distillery, soft power is there. No brain involved at all is having to hold your hand here is set against directly from the muscle to this final story southpaw. Is there no brain involved at all always having to hold your hand here is set against directly from the muscle to the spinal cord? It's crazy. I think the brain would be involved. I think the brain, It gives the spinal cord a lotta leeway. Incidents like that. Like you take you got that right. You can see how you doing, but like five, like. You said that the brain is what tells the muscle to relax.

And when you have the damaged and three were policy? When you have the damage to the brain flats in your message, then you have an over worked over worked, but the muscle is is doing that the message sending only yet because the muscles neurons urban sensory fibers are fine, so they're getting their message across loud and clear But the other message, that's part of that interplay that conversation due to relax he's not coming through so in in spastic cerebral palsy. You have muscles that are basically cards, we rigid, and it may or may not be accompanied with by tremors right here and the outcome. The result of a constantly tend. The muscle is

is ultimately deformity. Like the limb might shrink, the bone itself can become twisted there's a lot of things that can happen from just semi, just Fletcher form for furred. Thirty second area, like imagine that all the time they unrelenting Lee that's what spastic cerebral palsy is. So it's it's not like edge child who was born with vast x, Ray rural policy comes out with limbs that are better malformed deformed right that there actually is the result of

years. Seventy, even just a few years of that, constantly contracted muscle we're, but we should point out, though, is nodded degenerative disease. It doesn't get worse overtime. No, it doesn't put the these with because it happens as your bodies developing here. If your muscles develop like that, like the the vat will, that will get worse until it develops and do I think certain equilibrium, Africa about seventy to eighty percent of people, get the spastic kind and there are Three sub groups within that one is project. Sorry Quadra pleasure and that's when all four limbs are affected are you might have yours and tremors, you might not be able talk, you might not be able to walk right, might be wheelchair bound and that's the most severe yet because again, like I'm using a bunch of different muscles right now,

their talk and swallow sure eat it bring food. My mouth, I do anything anything! You need to use your your muscles, for, if you are a quadriplegic, cerebral palsy suffer you are you it's all up for grabs, yeah, you there's there, you might not! You might be able to vote. MR him, a pleasure which is a one sided, the body and ass. We talked about the brain. It's usually affects the opposite side from where the injury is, you might have have braces on your legs. Your limbs might grow at different rates, but you probably can work and then the final sub group of this vast, a kind of his displeasure and that's the lower part of the body. Only you might be a walker you ever heard of that. That does not necessarily mean if you're too Walker that you have cp there are other causes to walking a really yeah, that's unusual. Yet

friend? Actually, his daughter was the two Walker, and I dont know that of everything they like in researching. This has changed rowing it to mine. I don't think I've ever seen anybody talk here. She is exactly what has happened like their work and eighty Peters, but it's no good for balance. Lasher. It's not dislike of that too, charming. Yeah I mean it is actually affects their their balance like big time like an imagined. Do anything like that. She's constantly move in motion. Basically, I should never to stand still because you know get on. Your tippy tells us what it would be like an arm. She eventually surgery, hearse, wasn't sleepy and she had yet something elongated to allow her attendant or something and my exactly sure. But then you know it fixed it. Then she could like stand still for the first time,

life silly could ten was too short, which made which brought her up on your tip activities. Think so I dont remember black eyes and naturally, I think that's the way he described but am sizzling to us, thing if you're your legs cross that I had seen yet like when you, when you pick a baby up and they cross their legs immediately. That could be an early sign yet number to disconnect attitude. I believe, sir, and as those aren't you can either one. I think right. This is a banner moment we just agreed honor

cs I pronounced asian airway do a shot. This can result in involuntary movements that are usually slower, usually in the arms and their repetitive. So it looks like a tick almost right, but they d- I see right. Yes, he gave the research your blood, the the big difference with this. One, though, is that your tone is usually Christ you're, not contract work can be either they can be rigid or or they describing here's loosen floppy. Okay, so let me ask you this venture is that listen, floppy and then rigid in the same patient it gets going from alternately from one to the other or to somebody could heavily some floppy tone or rigid tone, and they could both still have attitude. This kinetic therapy is a good question.

I mean, if you read the literal sense, sometimes or muscles, are stiffer rigid other times their loosened. Floppy yeah makes it sound like one person can have these, it can come and go. Maybe right who knows there? I guess we'll, never know now someone with this, dick we would now. You may actually have difficulty walking talking eating basic motor skills might be affected if you have this gun and finally attack sick. A taxi pe is the least common five to ten percent, and this is like when you have trouble with your fine motor skills like you- might not be able to write well the union may have trouble walking. You can walk, but you might trouble your balance

and this one has another interesting side effect called an intention tremor and that's when it's it's very specific too you, like you, haven't intention like I want to go pick up. A cup of coffee like your hand, might be fine and not have a tremor, but when you go to do something with it specifically, it will start a tremor right, which has to be really frustrate our yeah. I can imagine that it makes sense if it if a tactic affects the fine motor skills yeah, when it takes increasingly more fast, twitch muscles too, when you finally do go to grasp and pick some rather than it does this move your arm toward it in any can ever makes it

these as well, yes mix sleepy- and these are not. This isn't like a view. Spastic is the worst in attitude, is the second worse than then attacks. It is the lightest you can have milder severe versions. Sure in each of these it just describes what what the symptoms are, what areas are affected and how their affected Yannick the feeling it all comes down to the severity of that initial brain injury. It does I read somewhere that cerebral palsy no two cerebral palsy cases alike. Yet because the region of the brain that affected as a factor win its affected and in the development of the brain, and then how how the weather was say from a disease that the mother had or in injury that occurred a couple years after birth, so every person was cerebral palsy is a special little snowflake yeah a strip,

in terms of diagnosis, when you're a baby doctors will look at things like weak muscles or very tight muscles. When your baby crawls, one leg, can drags behind that could be an early sign I talked about the sizzling already in in the two walking any. Can it really bad posture difficulty balancing, which is can be tricky? Keziah babies dont have great balance. To begin with. In diagnosing, it is eventually they're gonna get you in a brain scan if they really think that

Your symptoms might be leading down that road right and there is a fine mind, a walk as apparent between freaking out over. Nothing are unnecessarily and getting it early, because, basically, every course of treatment for dealing with three rural policy in managing. It gives the again it in its incurable that literally the damage is done. Yes, but you can try to manage the symptom. Yet the earlier you catch it that the better the outcome you can possibly have from that treatment for sure things like I'm working on muscle musk muscle development. Now massages are really big here, you as you yeah teaching, locate yoga even like, if you can, if you can diagnose cerebral palsy as an infant you'll, want to start like working up pumping those legs. Yes,

where it is really working on. The muzzle of element has a big impact on the child's life later there, some things with the other kinds of the attitude. This kinetic cp, which, like I said, could result in trouble breathing in speaking eating, leading and be doing a lot of therapy with a speech, language, pathologists, different modes of communication, occupational therapy, so they can learn how to feed themselves and again the tour alike. So it's really getting depend on the severity is what kind of therapies you're gonna need right and one other thing to about kids,

This early chuck is that the the brain again is still developing, which means its highly plastic. Yet, so you can actually fine novel ways to do stuff without using Say year arm round your leg, like there is a very famous guy named Christie Brown. I was at the my left foot yeah yeah yeah. He heads veer, cerebral palsy right and his left foot would follow the commands from his brain. So he did. He created art with his left foot. What a movie that was never sought. The frigate yeah he's a irish poet in or disable ya think it just any Daniel day. Louis movie is just a must he's one eye, as is like the Brando liking. It does have to see it sure you know where you're about to say what do you think

until they lose as Lincoln. He shall get those just ridiculous. There was there was the wine that clinch the asker that year? What do you think of my left for you know he's one that goes so far in deep into the method that, like you know, I think He was honour, what movie was it the where he basically worked as a look at my concentric carpenter, like job was seen, the crucible is carry omen when they met about than an owner using Skype. One of the other day Louis he basically jumped in with the set carpenters like I'm gonna, help build. These sets right with my old

yeah great Mr Day Louis we'd love to have you here now bring in the real one after builds a fall in prices and walking away job. Well done what action would you like me to try now? Drugs? Yes, they use drugs. Sometimes muscle relaxes can help with the specificity yet rounds. Benzodiazepines volume, ethics annex is one of those promises. We given those her two or three or old yeah, and there are like volume all time, there's theirs and and desirable side effects of it, but they do work. Botox, apparently Botox is like killing yeah and it's a it's after prove. Now is enough label use so both taxes, it's the bachelor intact and right here, but it is paralyzed muscles. So, if you

who, in if you inject Botox into a spastic muscle it relaxes it and it lasts, apparently for months for treatments in any might not just be like. Ok, everything's, all our good, but it's gonna definitely reduce the effects of the specificity yeah enough that its it it's a pretty good, and the apparently not finding many harmful side effects at all with it. This great near we should do about tax and, though that we had a listener right out and say I started keeping count. How many times you said that none of the lake, seventy or eighty yeah, and if we could remember mousing all waste the live here. He said: oh all, right and down just making Nazis on my cave wall here and as a goal. What good area any list we can have a stone riding a he might start right away. I keep the list. My boy.

I can't write the titles. Some children, you might have a pump permanently well, maybe not permanently, but a pump in ended in your admin permanently, get old enough to deliver a constant stream of a drug called back Levant internet spasmodic. Apparently, words really were really, but you can overdose from it, which is not good. So what does that mean like the pump better work right? yes automatic here- it's scary, probably shouldn't connected. Let it be connected with the blue to throw anything happened. All too, I would agree I then surgeries. You talked earlier about your bones becoming twisted diccon untwist them surgically yeah. They were they all come. I guess Polly cut him up in two year, an unjust twist them around to the third aligned

straight line again crazy. Then, if you think about it, like the fact that their works is astounding, here, that's a pretty primitive operation. If you think about it, I can't really think about the nuts and bolts of its well the bone twisted this way. We're gonna cut it into again reset it so that its back that awaits us too, but he had something something a barber who would have thought exactly. That's exactly what I was thinking a barber surgeon and he heard the head transplant happening refer her, he added Rosy Greer. Now, I'm sure what that means. The thing with two heads it was re. Milan, Rosy Greer think the man what you had, the steamer movie mammoth your brains. This is this is the thing two heads out boy Array, MILAN, and I think it through every minor bureaus girl- could be Jim Brown. Zimri, oh, do without somewhere. Here like a Saturday, now. This is a very

surgery. I need any it's happening very soon. If, as an already I read about it. I'm on one of our UK flights. Theirs surgeon that is, I think, he's italian. That is he a body donor which is a body on life, support with no chance of coming off life support and he is taking the head off of the man who needs help no putting it on this body. No supposedly there are his roundly being the clock year in a lot of circles, but the doktor said he had the same people are Tommy. Quack are also calling me up and saying like. How are you doing this like tell me like? Is it possible, though I'll be looking my boots when this is over Maybe I mean it's couldn't believe what I was reading. I now believe that I'm here they freeze, I think the body, in the head and there's like an hour that they have to get this thing reattached in the blood flowing

nerves connected to make it worse. They play the jeopardy theme, I think actually retrieve it now sky acumen rule dumb affliction. He has, but it's some its body Edith? Well now it's something sort of like this in it He has no, but I think it's degenerative really has no control over somebody. Is it a less Luger ecstasies dumping is, alas, I wonder Volunteering thing, you know, might very well die, but he's somebody's gotta go first man I'm willing to use seen yet the number of lake nerve blood- that's all you're, everything that you have to connect us, the spinal column, the brain, how would you even do that when it does? It seem like Botox, crazy science when I was reading it and while means it might be, I gotta check that out yeah, that's

raising. I mean we're gonna, do it sooner or later there it's just in saying that is happening now, while I thought for sure and the twenty twenties at the early, yet he called it head transplant, but once I read it, it feels more like a body transplant here I gotta get yet tomato tomorrow that up ahead trends, it sounds isomer. That's probably why there, where we out surgeries there, also surgeries, you have severe specificity where they actually identified nerve fibres and cut those is called a selective dorsal rise rise. You tell me, Yeah and I'm Rosato me that's a last resort surgery, though yeah it's not like something that would go to right away.

Yeah. You say I would imagine what you cut a nerve to your muscle, like you can't use that muscle anymore. But if it's been spastic your whole life, your play like fine fire is cut it, I'm sick of it, and then the cord blood therapy which we talked about earlier. What I found was this. Currently there are no approves stem cell therapies for treating throuble policy, so I think they're all in clinical trials, and it's interesting. The canadian website said, if you research this across the website, you will come across companies, say otherwise and offer fee based treatments, which is what I found. It is super sad and the worst thing to prey on people, they are willing to pay whatever. On something that may or may not work, so these aren't approve therein trials, though, in their seeing

neither your own cord blood and one of the problems is people are starting to bank there cord blood more now, but it wasn't very common things if you'd like Otto, have any cord blood, so they think that a sibling cord blood could dumb sibling stem cells or do they call those like Savior babies or something like that yeah something like that, but it's not quite there, but that it could be at some point as fascinate near. Although it's tough act to follow the head transplant Fletcher, I have a feeling that this guy, whatever you know he parliament, do a lot of medicine medicinal practicing. If it did, it doesn't go. Well, now

Finish I'll go back to the merging pigs in rang, attains its order. Will it sounded like your life expectancy is normal if you have sleepy, but like you indicated, you could have worsening mobility over the years right and we should also say I think, a lot of people assume that people will serve a pause We have intellectual disabilities, they very well may, if the brain earth, the blood supply oxygen supplies cut off to your brain bright that can lead to intellectual disabilities. That's almost co. Morbid are right or co occurring, yet our current did you see some

right now, there are like Chuck, don't worry, there's another term for yelling and ordering, because it's not necessary because the cp its costs, the brain injury right right, I'm so it would become occurring right. So some people who have cp also have an intellectual disability. You would be very much mistaken to assume that all people who have cp have an electoral disability, and I think he could possibly bet that most people at Sea P who Utah sue like they have an intellectual disability word resent that tremendously teacher, because they are typically of average intelligence or even above average intelligence. You imagine that the struggle yeah, especially if you have this condition called this, are three where you can't speak rise. You can't control those muscles, so people just assume that, since you can't speak right, have an actual disability or do member Jerry Jewel.

Oh yeah, Jerry from facts of leisure, the comedian, and she was also Deadwood too oh yeah, simply jewel. Who was, I can innkeeper tavern? lady. I bet spoils get your arm. She didn't have intellectual disabilities, but people assume she did because I had a certain amount of desire. Three, I say with Josh Blue another comedian either way Jerry started out, doing stand up in the seventies. So now I remember that just blew one last comic standing. I think they're really he's a very famous Thurston comedian who s european policy. What about our J, many yeah both wrote him down. If you look at the note and sickness our day, Mary is at the top is at the top. You seen breaking bad, and you know I love plan or Walter White Junior people, love them or they hated him that he is great.

I was like I'm, you want what you know. Neither handsome kid has good actor and why not put some one in there like, I think people like will why why did they? Why does he have rural policy like? Why not there, because people have it and as soon as we normalizes by disabling alone, chert put him in that role. I not exactly like it. It had no impact on the show. It might have me those extra vulnerability that the family felt as protectors, but I think that humanize them more rather than a added, certainly in an extra amount of death to their character tat. I thought it was great use awesome

have you heard of Abbe Nicole current? Now she was Missus she represented. I wish you'd miss Iowa further misuse S. Eighty doesn't pageant now already mentioned Christie Brown, my left foot guy there's do named Jerry Trailer, who jogged across the United States on his practice, while jogged across the? U S, honest, crutches, crazy and then the Maiden Stephen Hopkins Head cerebral Palsy, any sign the declaration of independence near this awesome quote my hand trembles. My heart does not love that guy gets done.

And then, lastly, if you want to this kind of see what it's like to live with three real policy, there are a lot of on line journals, Facebook pages of people who were more than happy to tell you about it near. I came across one called cp daily living in it cries of the written by the mom averred nine year old, girl, Nay Maya, who has real policy. Unlike its. It is extremely uplifting, an inspiring and then heart, wrenching and just need to just kind of peak in on this girl's life she's, the new Karen. That's why those books captured America's attention, as it is really just about the ins and outs of your life. Yet this is. This is exactly what this Leah Einstein yeah! It's it's a neat blog,

This river policy could offer backs Kyle, ok and cerebral palsy awareness month, I believe, is March below were swimming on September rather late or were early Yes, I have you. I know more about three rural policy go online. You can also take those words in the search bar has therefore come and incisive search bar aside the listener mail I'm gonna call this cleared up a couple of things about ice ice but we should go ahead and issue that there was a gaff about ice being more deaths than water, the one liquid. That's that's not, and first of all we want to thank, actually let me take their back as it is probably how the first, while we want to thank the forty two thousand people, dissenters messages for the two thousand and nineteen

when the scheme in we'll have a counter fleeing thing, but if you listen to our eyes, birds by gas, Josh very eloquently explains the correct thing: I'd forgotten in depth in the iceberg, hot cast. Thanks man. How did you know that you remember well know someone said Josh you? You did a great job explaining it correctly and I swear to God gas in the good times. I'm liquor finally, a merry and net, but now it is lurch from one fact another proof that things get jumbled up there. After eight hundred and fifty some shows, I gotta go back with an iceberg.

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