Cerebral Palsy Room

Nope, Nothing Wrong Here! if ANYONE can understand that, please post a commentstating that, and what its signifigance is...if no one can figure it out, i will explain in a few days..... and Motts, this DOES have to do with Cerebral Palsy....sort of...

Ok Sam, explain what is up in the photo.PPPLLLEEEAAAASSSSEEEE?

OK Sam, I can not figure it out, give it up!
ANYONE agrees with me also, She also says to stop teasing and give it up.

as well as ~Me.

ok its not really about the picture, but ill tell u n e way. its from the Stephen King novel, Cujo. Thats kind of sad guys..... i mean, im 12 and apparently i read more than you guyz, and think about this: im going into 7th grade and ive already read The Stand and Cujo, and am also cracking down on The Shining, bcuz i loved the movie

Ok tell you did not explain anything. Does it have to do with the writing?

what is it?

Sam, forgive me, I have read Cujo and just about everything else Stephen King wrote back in the day, but give me a break, I am old and losing my memory. Hell, I WAS your age when I read those stories. Explain it better.

sam, your 12 ??? ok im totally surprised , i would have never guessed.

anna, was that sarcasm? its kinda hard to tell over the net! ight, this isnt gonna make much sense to those who havent read it, and it will only be "funny" to people that have. But Adworx was working w/ the Sharp account, and they made alot of cereal. one of the main ads they did for Sharp was The Cereal Professor. he would always talk to kids like a best freind, not an adult figure. He would eat a spoonful of cereal, and say, " Nope. Nothing wrong here!" And until Sharp made Razberry Zingers, nothing was wrong. you see, all the other cereals had little or no sugar in them. However, these were pretty much pure sugar and red dye. But, one of the batches of cereal (and it was a big one at that) used the wrong kind of red dye. i forget what it is called, but it comes out as red as it goes in, if you no what i mean:) So, the kids that ate that cereal, and either threw up or had deirhhea(forgive the spelling :) ), and keep in mind that it wasnt the cereal that got them sick. it was just them getting sick regularly. but, the red dye made the kids puke and dierhhea BLOOD red. there parents thought it WAS blood. mmkay...thats about all im explaining, you have to read the book.... I think that was my first almost-Lynne-like rant!!! YAY!!! lmfao

no, sam, it totally wasnt sarcasm, i would have never guessed because your way more intelligent and mature for any 12 year old ive ever encountered, including my own.

my aunt has cerebral palsy, my grandma always told me that she was stuck in the birth canal to long and had loss of oxygen to her brain, my aunt is still alive with type II DM and is in better condition than my mom who 2 yrs older and only has HTN, go figure. Lynne is this a true statement or is this just what my grandmother was told???

Here are several good references on CP:

http://www.marchofdime...sionals/681_1208.asp
http://www.ucp.org/ucp.../37/37-37/447#causes

I have always wondered, If I could spell. No that's not It, but why do they put metal at the bottom of the doors? Is it to protect them from stretchers?

The metal protects the door from being scraped up by stretchers and wheelchairs. Otherwise, the door would need to be constantly repainted. Before automatic door openers, the door would be pushed open by the gurney, I think.

i know i'm way, way late on this one, but i really don't get what the sharp cereal professor has to do with cerebral palsy.

now, if sam had quoted from "skallagrig" i might have understood better....

we have a 12 yo making long posts hehee dont think so

can you get cerebral palsy when you are 12 years of age?

what happen in the pic

Umm.. ok .. I am so lost on the relationship between a CP treatment wing and ppl having faux bloody diarrhea??

Why would he take a picture of a door. I wanna know whats BEHIND the door.