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neece
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My bro Daryn has CP and is 53 now-and full of life and fun.Anyone on here find that facilities and help gets cut dramatically when children become adults?
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Hi @neece
Welcome to our website & community.
Yes it seems to be the way off the world unfortantly.
Please please have a good look around.
Please let me know if I can help you further ???? -
Hi @neece welcome to the community, I have moved your post to the CP category so you can chat with others about these issues
Scope
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I know of plenty of people who had conditions from childhood and who go on to be transferred to adult services, but this is not available for people with CP
A lot of the problems faced by disabled people are, as @steve51 says, the way of the world. That’s why organisations like Scope are supposed to campaign to get them changed.
@emmaliv and I both have CP and are both incredibly frustrated by the non existent services
@emmaliv has been very active trying to change this. We have tried to get Scope on board but it doesn’t fit with their social agenda. Emma’s post of 1 Oct is the most up to date and links to her petition. If you can support us in any way, it’d be great!
https://community.scope.org.uk/discussion/33360/better-care-for-adults-with-cp
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