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dler, she’s four and she’s getting bigger everyday. She was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, a disorder that most of us have encountered. Your toddler sees such a child in a wheelchair and loudly asks, “Mom, what’s wrong with her?” We quietly answer, “She can’t walk, honey, shhhh.”
Cerebral Palsy (CP) can and does involve so much more than an inability to walk.
Four-year-old Rappahannock County resident Sidney Dodson is affected by two types of CP: Choreoathetosis, a disorder causing fast, frequent, involuntary movements of the limbs, and Dystonia, associated >^ith prolonged muscle contractions leading to extremely high uncontrollable muscle tone.
Two years ago, Greg and Shelly Dodson scrambled to find a van when Sidney was fitted with her
See CAR WASH, Page A6
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