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    I have quadriplegic cerebral palsy and tried my Mac’s built-in Head Pointer—here’s a setup guide (self.AssistiveTechnology)

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    I have spastic quadriplegic CP and tried controlling my Mac with my head

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    I have spastic quadriplegic CP and tried controlling my Mac with my head (self.CerebralPalsy)

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    Mac Head Pointer: webcam setup, facial-expression actions, recalibration, and Dwell

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    Mac Head Pointer: webcam setup, facial-expression actions, recalibration, and Dwell (self.AssistiveTechnology)

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    I have quadriplegic cerebral palsy and tried my Mac’s built-in Head Pointer—here’s a setup guide (self.accessibility) [Digital]

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    33M | Just me, my glasses, my wheelchair, and another day doing things my own way ♿🤓 (i.redd.it) [Be My Valentine]

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    Neurogenic bladder: nearly two months with a suprapubic catheter, and I wish I’d done it sooner (self.Incontinence)

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    Cerebral palsy and neurogenic bladder: nearly two months with a suprapubic catheter, and I wish I’d done it sooner (self.CerebralPalsy)

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    Just a little check-in while visiting my cerebral palsy specialist in Buffalo, New York! ♿💙 Hope everyone is having a great day! (i.redd.it) [Portraits]

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    Just a little check-in while visiting my cerebral palsy specialist in Buffalo, New York! ♿💙 Hope everyone is having a great day! (i.redd.it)

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    Grocery Buddy — a free grocery, pantry, price and spending workbook (self.prettyusefulwebsites)

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    [FREE] Grocery Buddy: An Accessible Grocery Shopping, Pantry & Budget Workbook (self.Tech4Good)

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    Four free accessible Excel workbooks for everyday independence (self.prettyusefulwebsites)

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    Four free accessible Excel templates: budget, care, utilities, and heating fuel (self.spreadsheettemplates)

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    Four free accessible Excel workbooks for everyday independence (self.AssistiveTechnology)

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    I’m giving away four accessible Excel workbooks completely free (self.disabled)

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    💙♿ ANNOUNCEMENT: I'M GIVING AWAY FOUR ACCESSIBLE EXCEL WORKBOOKS COMPLETELY FREE! 🎉 (self.Top_Distribution_189) [nsfw]

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You are 100% fine. Thank you for the help. I appreciate the help.

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Generally speaking,, no, it does not hurt.

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## My Cerebral Palsy Specialist in Buffalo, New York

For anyone looking for a doctor who understands cerebral palsy, rehabilitation, pain management, and assistive technology, I wanted to share some information about the doctor I've been seeing for approximately 10 years.

**Dr. Amrit P. Singh, MD**

- **Hospital:** Erie County Medical Center (ECMC)

- **Department:** Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

- **Address:** 462 Grider Street, Buffalo, NY 14215

- **Physician's Office:** (716) 898-5498

- **Hospital Main Number:** (716) 898-3000

- **Outpatient Rehabilitation:** (716) 898-3225

- **Medical Specialty:** Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), also known as physiatry

- **Board Certification:** American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

- **Areas of Care:** Rehabilitation, neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, chronic pain, mobility limitations, and cerebral palsy

- **Official Physician Profile:** https://www.ecmc.edu/team/amrit-p-singh/

### My Personal Experience

I'm 33 years old and have spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy. I've been seeing Dr. Singh for approximately 10 years, and I cannot say enough good things about him.

Before specializing in rehabilitation medicine, he also worked in primary care.

**He was the first and only doctor who ever helped me get a standing wheelchair.** He also gave me the opportunity to try out a robotic arm, which was an incredible experience.

What makes Dr. Singh different is that he doesn't just focus on my medical condition. He looks at my independence, mobility, quality of life, and what technology might help me accomplish things that otherwise would be difficult or impossible.

He consistently goes above and beyond to make sure I have access to the care, equipment, and opportunities I need.

After nearly a decade of working with him, I have tremendous respect for his dedication to people with disabilities.

If you're in Western New York or willing to travel to Buffalo and are looking for a physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist, he's someone I highly recommend considering.

**Having a doctor who believes in your independence and is willing to explore what's possible can make a tremendous difference.**

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Hello my friend, how are you?

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My cerebral palsy specialist is a doctor who specializes in physical medicine and rehabilitation, with a focus on pain management and cerebral palsy. Before going into this specialty, he actually worked as a primary care physician.

I've been seeing him for about 10 years now, so he knows my medical history extremely well and has seen how my condition and needs have changed over the years.

I feel fortunate to have a doctor who understands the complexities of living with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy and has been involved in my care for so long.

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I was on a ferry and yes, I hit a small a small wave

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