Woodbine House Inc. I received the second book from a neurologist and it contains material written by parents who have been through tough times with their own children with cerebral palsy. My son is nine now and he was confirmed with a kind of cerebral palsy when he was 18 months old. Sometimes it takes a while for symptoms to show and lots of times it is not as bad as you think it may be. I would question your doctor that diagnosed your son at such an early age and find out what symptoms were the tell tale signs of severe cerebral palsy. That might give you a better idea of what to look for in your child's development.
Doctors are also a good source of additional help for therapy, surgeons, and social workers.
Check with your local school system to see if they offer or know someone who offers help to at-risk infants. Good Luck and God's Help. Previous Article Return to Main Article Article complete. Click HERE to return to the Neurology Web-Forum Menu.