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As we turn our focus to Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, I am so excited to welcome, Nicole Luongo Author, Cerebral Palsy Advocate and Writer.
Nicole Luongo is an author, disability advocate, and a writer. She became well-known in the cerebral palsy community after her article about having selective dorsal rhizotomy surgery (SDR) with Dr. TS Park (SDR: Life-Changing Surgery for Cerebral Palsy) was published in HuffPost. Her work has been featured in myriad places including The Mighty, MSN and Yahoo!
In 2019, Nicole became the first person ever to get a least one building or landmark in almost every state to light up in green on both National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day (March 25) and World CP Day (October 6). She’s passionate about raising awareness for cerebral palsy, and she’s proud to have been a World CP Committee member since it’s inception in 2016.
Listen in as we discuss Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month & how you can get involved.
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As we turn our focus to Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month, I am so excited to welcome, Nicole Luongo Author, Cerebral Palsy Advocate and Writer.
Nicole Luongo is an author, disability advocate, and a writer. She became well-known in the cerebral palsy community after her article about having selective dorsal rhizotomy surgery (SDR) with Dr. TS Park (SDR: Life-Changing Surgery for Cerebral Palsy) was published in HuffPost. Her work has been featured in myriad places including The Mighty, MSN and Yahoo!
In 2019, Nicole became the first person ever to get a least one building or landmark in almost every state to light up in green on both National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day (March 25) and World CP Day (October 6). She’s passionate about raising awareness for cerebral palsy, and she’s proud to have been a World CP Committee member since it’s inception in 2016.
Listen in as we discuss Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month & how you can get involved.