Cerebral Palsy Is Not a Gender
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Cerebral Palsy Is Not a Gender
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Here’s a strong, thoughtful YouTube description for the *Palsy Power* episode:
In this episode of *Palsy Power*, Cody and Tylia have an honest conversation about the recent controversy surrounding public influencer Aaron Rose and the statements made connecting cerebral palsy to gender identity.
As two adults living with cerebral palsy, we felt it was important to speak up — not from hate, but from concern about how these narratives may affect the public’s understanding of people with CP.
Cerebral palsy is a neurological disability. It is not a gender, an identity crisis, or something that determines a person’s worth.
In a world already filled with misunderstanding surrounding disability, we believe representation matters. We discuss how viral statements can impact children with CP, families, churches, and the disability community as a whole while also sharing our personal experiences, faith, and perspective.
This episode is about truth, compassion, awareness, and breaking harmful stigmas.
“Fearfully and wonderfully made.” — Psalm 139:14
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