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Oct 27, 2009: CPParent.com on the radio...plus new statistics! Tonight, I'll be speaking about CPParent.com on an Internet Radio station. Feel free to listen live, or replay the archive file here. --- Aug 19, 2009: 1 Month on Twitter: #1 Cerebral Palsy Twitter User In just a month on twitter, we have emerged as the #1 ranked source of Cerebral Palsy information on Twitter. Thank you for all your support and helping us get the word out. If you have never used twitter, its a neat new communications tool. Check it out! Click here: @cpparent. --- July 19, 2009: Follow CPPARENT on Twitter For those of you who use twitter, we encourage you to follow us on twitter.com (Click here: @cpparent). --- June 24, 2009: New CP Survey - Worlds first Global CP Jobs Survey! We have just put together a new short survey to gather a list of jobs and careers that are done by people with Cerebral Palsy. We will correlate the results based on the ability. The idea is to generate a list of CP jobs listed by gross motor function ability. Even if you just want to see the final survey, click the link below and fill in your email address. Thank you! http://www.cpparent.com/jobsurvey --- May 29, 2009: Away for a while, but now back. Last year I decided to return to University to further my education. I had limited time to maintain this website, other than keep it up and running for others to use. CP Parent has contined to amaze me and everyone else considering the rapid growth of the site. I hope to upgrade it by September 2009 to a new software version that will allow even greater capabilities for us all to collaborate and learn from each other. In other exciting news, we have just opened up a new partnership with WalMart, as well as several online stores selling great disability related products for you or your loved ones. Any purchases you make at these partners will help support this site. Check out our new CP Store today! We will be growing this store quickly over time. --- After a beautiful summer vacation, we are back online and putting the finishing touches on our September Cerebral Palsy newsletter. Thank you to everyone for continuing to tell your friends and families about this website - we continue to grow very fast, making our efforts even more satisfying. Please feel free to take advantage of our discussion forums - there is a lot of good information emerging in there. --- Our June newsletter has now been posted in our discussion forums. Look for great News and Cerebral Palsy information in this months issue. Also, the demand for this website seems to be apparent - we have readers 67 different countries, and in the USA we have members in 43 states! If you are new - come and join the fastest growing CP website in the world. --- There is big news on CPParent.com! We've created the Worlds First CP Toy & Activity survey and study - see our Discussions page. Our May 2008 Cerebral Palsy newsletter is now available online. Our growth is amazing - more than 100% visitor growth every 2 weeks, visitors from 41 different countries, and 35 US states already. We also have a signup page below where you can be notified of our monthly newsletter and medical advancements in CP. Thank you and enjoy! --- We have seen visitors from more than 20 countries already! Welcome to those of you who are new. We just added an email signup form below that allows you to signup to receive an occaisional (no more than 1 per month) email about any Cerebral Palsy news, tips and breakthroughs. Please take a moment and register your email address with us - it will not be shared with others. --- April 25, 2008: Well, we finally got our website online. Thank you to those who have emailed letters of support. We are getting our site loaded into the major search engines, and are seeing our traffic increasing steadily now. We still would love your help to get the word out, and participate in our discussion areas. Any suggestions you have would be very welcome! Thank you very much. - Nathan. ---
Welcome to CPParent.com
In April 2000, a beautiful little girl named Sarah was born. She had a difficult birth, and at about 9 months of age, she was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. My name is Nathan, and I am Sarahs father. By trade, I am an IT specialist working in the Financial Services industry for one of the largest companies in the world. I created CPParent.com in April 2008 in an effort to provide a place for parents to connect with each other, and share messages and information about Cerebral Palsy. If you have any questions or comments, your feedback is always welcome. Sincerely, Nathan |
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