PPT-UNDERSTANDING DISABILITY MAKES A DIFFERENCE
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By Marieta Mwaluko CELEBRAL PALSY CELEBRAL PALSY Symptoms Poor or no control of muscles in head and body Body movements are jerky Usually have good understanding
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