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Isaiah is a 9 vear old malewho was diaanosed with Cerebral Palsev around 3vrs old due to a cord coil in the womb. He has a maltormation in is hip joint which leads to him being unable to walk. Needs to be carried. Veeds to be spoon fed.Able to talk but is delayed. Cannot write (fine motor skills).Frustration (unable to do what siblings can do).Not able to play and participate in certain activities.Sadness Difficulty expressing feelings. Cry. Hobbies - playing with toys, watching TV .Culture - views disability negatively unable to self care Unable to walk so parents accommodate for that - bed on floor etc.Country plays factor in healthcare available.More education needed for disabilitv.Goes to PT - recommends wheelchair find the personal factors from this case as per ICF model. Isaiah is a 9 vear old malewho was diaanosed with Cerebral Palsev around 3vrs old due to a cord coil in the womb. He has a maltormation in is hip joint which leads to him being unable to walk. Needs to be carried. Veeds to be spoon fed.Able to talk but is delayed. Cannot write (fine motor skills).Frustration (unable to do what siblings can do).Not able to play and participate in certain activities.Sadness Difficulty expressing feelings. Cry. Hobbies - playing with toys, watching TV .Culture - views disability negatively unable to self care Unable to walk so parents accommodate for that - bed on floor etc.Country plays factor in healthcare available.More education needed for disabilitv.Goes to PT - recommends wheelchair find the personal factors from this case as per ICF model..
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