NO well hey look I can

Progress made.
I am laughing at those who tell me my Cerebral Palsy is chronic and it will not get better or worse so I get ask the question why waist you time with getting Physical therapy huh is that how you fill someone with hope. Thank god I am stronger than what they believed.
Occupational therapy I graduated from because I have accomplish all what is possible. I worked very hard.
Back to the physical therapy that I don't need according to a professional but I left from were I use to have physical therapy because I felt that I was not accomplishing anything.
Moving forward.. I started to attend an the Axis Project where it has open me up to abilities I never knew I had. I never be able to walk on my own without assistance but the least I want to earn is to have a gait trainer yesturday I did 30 minutes of the Motor med and over 30 minutes in the standing frame ✔✔ two days this week yes the more the better I will get

Open up my abilities..take me out my box..take me out my protection so I will not be afraid to move. Yes I can do it!..When I got out my wheelchair to stand straight after years I knew this what I wanted to accomplish.

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