MOTUNRAYO JOEL writes about some myths of cerebral palsy and how mothers are bracing the oddsFor 32 years, Ms Tobilola Ajayi, has been living with cerebral palsy. There is also a myth that persons with cerebral palsy don’t live long. Enduring myths of cerebral palsyThe founder of Cerebral Palsy Initiative, Nonye Nweke, expounded on some of the myths surrounding the disorder. He said, “The most common type of cerebral palsy is known as spastic cerebral palsy. She said she decided to remain positive about her son’s health condition, hoping he wouldn’t end up with cerebral palsy.

Source: Punch December 31, 2017 01:18 UTC