I,have CP like you and even though I am older than you I think you are great. I know I am 😂😂talking to much but, I respect you so so much and so for what you are as a person . My twin brother is a psychiatrist so I totally understand depression. I get it. 😊😊P.S I am not a creep.

You are so beautiful

I use a walker

I use a walker

I have CP

You are so beautiful ❤️😍💋

I walk like you do. I never had surgery just a lot of therapy I. A lot older then. But just wanted to know that I’m in my 60$ and can walk still.

I’m in my 60s can still walk today I exercise very day I don’t pay attention to the way I walked mostly with no assistance.

U don’t any speech defect I do have slight speech defect u should feel lucky about that on the other hand I can walk without assistance I’m. Also an artist and. Written a book it can be bought on Amazon and Barnes n noble I graduate from college with a degree in liberal arts I’m older then u iwas born the middle 50s and a female my book is called A Struggle nwith independence ( living with cerebral palsy) by Sandra Lowery. Well nice to find ur video.

You look fine to me I have cerebral palsy to in my legs and I guess I walk funny .but I am older and I am comfortable in my own skin don't let people shun tou or make you feel different you just be you . Your more than your cerebral palsy. Having c p does not define you .

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You still look beautiful and lovely u got this 😍😍

I have spastic hemiplegia cerebral palsy, affecting my right arm specifically.

I have mild cp fluid on the brain it effects my right leg and right sided of brain

There would most likely never be a cure for CP because even if they were secure for the brain damage which cause CP there is still no cure for the affect it took on one's body. So that would be a complicated thing to find a cure for it. I don't think I would get it, I'm sure I would have thought differently if I was younger but I just turned 39 so I figure if I've lived this long with it why bother

If you send me your email or Instagram link i can sen you a video of me walking. I really don't want to post the video in the comments.

I have CP. I'm twenty nine. My upper limbs are affected more but I'm still clumsy. I lose my balance

It not akward sister , you are very strong lady 🇮🇳

I have cp as well and was recently diagnosed with flat back syndrome which means I lack the natural curvature in the spine therefore giving me a pinched forward posture.Do any of you have this as a result of cp? I was told I will eventually need a complex spine surgery to correct it. I also need another spine surgery because I have a torn disk that is pinching on my nerve. I am super scared. If anyone has gone through this please share God Bless ❤️.

I have cp as well. You are inspiring. I completely agree about not liking to see myself walking. I would love for you to do a blog. Also I wanted to ask you about what surgeries have you had done. I was told I need surgery in my spine and am freaking out.

I have CP and I am in my 40s and I am comfortable in my own skin my CP affects both my legs and I have some intellectual disabilities because of CP but I try not to let it bring me down and I am a happy person and I like helping people and I like talking to people . Hope you have a merry Christmas and a happy new year. You are awesome and pretty. And you are a positive light in the world. Keep it up.

Don't give people that power I'm 44 and I have CP in my legs and I just say I have cerebral palsy and that's why I walk the way I do . You are awesome keep on making videos.

Love your confidence in yourself that is attractive.

Who wouldn’t want to date Jentry???? She is such a beautiful girl! 😊😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

I have also have mild cp on my left side and struggling with self confidence as well

Are you wearing socks or braces while walking? You were walking pretty well there, if a bit slowly. I have mild CP, but it's mostly ataxic. My muscles down in my legs are rather spastic at times so they just call it mixed-type. I limp occasionally and kids at school would stare when I was younger. I learnt to walk faster so I wouldn't fall over as much (and my dad walked really fast and would get annoyed when I and my sister & mum couldn't keep up). I have a crutch but don't always use it. They wanted me to use braces in school but I refused and my parents let me make my own decision (surprisingly), but they did nag me about it for a few years. Anyway, I know this video was uploaded awhile ago but I hope you're still doing well and college is fun (I just came across your account!).

Cerebral palsy too and I basically walk the same way before I got put in the wheelchair cuz of my hip got worse throughout the years of having hip dysplasia and now I'm in a wheelchair to get around but thank you and keep your head up keep doing what you doing it really helps and encourages a lot of people and me included thank you I never got to go to college or really have a daytime job cuz I have learning disability and mental illness but I do live in my own and take care of my own stuff so I want to start a KZbin channel myself and try to encourage people. like you do and other people with cerebral palsy. please keep doing what you are doing it's very encouraging thank sincerely

My boyfriend walks like that and I have cp and so does he

I feel like that too I walk like a penguin

I have cerebral palsy too

Never be ashamed of how you appear when walking. Others may stare and thats because they don't know what to make of you, thats on them.Keep doing your thing and enjoy life.

i feel you i have mild cp

Are you still vlogging? I really enjoyed this. You are so sweet!

I lost both legs as a baby. I'm 45 now and have a severe illiotibial tightness. Gotta have surgery to lengthen it in March. It's bad. When I lay on my back, my knee disarticulation stump sticks up in the air like 40 percent in air. Therapy didn't work. So I guess they will cut the band in several places from hip to end of demure bone. Dr says what I'm going through is like what color patients goes through. Not much muscle in stump so they will do the it band. And free it from scar tissue too... God bless ya....

Hello Ms Jentry let me introduced myself to you my name is Leslie L Young iam disabled n iam 46 years old n i have celebra palsy n i used a powerwheelchair

I have CP too and the same kind

I have CP to SDR really helped me it"s only for people with CP. I wasn't supposed do nothing and I'm 19 now and I someday want to be a writer.

I'm alot older then you and I still get stared at all the time. Your a neat sounding person.

One thing I wish I did different when I was younger with CP was just go for it and not over think things too much about dating. Of course I had the I'll be your friend if you promise not to like me or want to date me. Your mind can talk you out things too easily.

I have severe CP 95% use crutches to get around on. I'm older adult that has trouble with my right foot real tight heal cord. When my shoe is off I feel less sure standing on it toe touching it buckles. I'm thinking I might need to get heal cord release to help. My years of habit walking do you think such surgery would effect my knee and hip? Seems like if repair isn't perfect puts more pressure on other areas. Has anyone done Heal cord release how long in cast? How long in bed? Thanks

Hi my name is Jessica I'm 36, have CP and I'm in a wheelchair

I love this video so much !

Your beautiful.. no really your beautiful

Idky people would make funny of people with cp thats really fucked up and im going out with one and she's very hot and beautiful but this girl is beautiful

I strongly recommend that anyone thinking about getting surgery at Shriner's pursue getting a second opinion from a non-teaching hospital first. I had several surgeries at Shriner's, one which resulted in a leg infection that almost cost me my left leg. The reason for the infection? One of the student nurses got repulsed by the amount of blood when she started taking off one of my bandages, so she just left it on as is for the next nurse to handle. During another surgery, I caught a bug the night before the surgery and was vomiting the day of the surgery. Like the young lady in the video, the staff chalked it up to me being nervous and a wimp. To Shriner's credit, I finally got to talk to a doctor who postponed the surgery. Finally, during yet another surgery where they operated on both of my hips, my left side was taking munch longer to heal than my right. I asked a doctor why that was, and he explained that they did different procedures on each hip to teach the students the different ways the surgery could be accomplished. He also stated that it was typical for one procedure to take longer to heal than the other... when I protested asking why on earth they would perform the procedure that took longer to heal, he simply said, 'Well, we are a teaching hospital after all.'.... Don't get me wrong, Shriner's does some great work. That said, before getting any procedure done there it is important to fully understand that they are a teaching hospital, which means that young, inexperienced doctor's are ultimately doing the work which is NOT the same as having an experienced surgeon doing the procedure. They'll tell you that the care is just as good because experienced doctors are supervising the procedure. My experience says otherwise. Sorry for the long post... Jentry's comments about having nerve damage after surgery and being called a wimp just struck a chord with me.

Remember two things 1. we will all die one day. Almost all the things around us don’t matter so we might as well just enjoy every day we have2. And as well keep things in perspective

Ur very pretty.