Episode 57: Day-to-Day Life with Cerebral Palsy

Guest: Katrina Moline, Hand to Hold Operations Director & NICU Mom

It’s one thing to receive a diagnosis and a whole other to live it. NICU mom Katrina Moline shares how cerebral palsy has, and has not, affected their daily life.

In this episode, we chat about:

• What is Cerebral Palsy (CP)?
• For children/babies who have CP what are some of the symptoms, developmental challenges?
• When you learned of the diagnosis, what did you do?
• How has CP affected your daily family life? What has been the hardest adjustment?
• How have you grown in the last 13 years since Bryce was diagnosed?
• What’s your favorite service that Hand to Hold offers parents and caregivers?
• What’s your best advice to a mom, dad or caregiver whose child has just received a CP diagnosis?

Katrina Moline is the Hand to Hold Operations Director. She earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from Texas State University. Katrina has been a part of the Hand to Hold family since 2009, receiving peer-to-peer mentoring after the birth of her son at 24 weeks and later serving as a peer mentor herself. She is grateful for the opportunity to focus her time and talents on a mission so near and dear to her heart. Katrina, her husband Caleb and their two sons live in Austin, Texas.

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Website: handtohold.org