Welcome to That Mom With CP.
You’re Welcome Here.
The Tell All of Life as A Disabled Mom
A Space for the Real, the Messy, and the Beautiful
I’m Leeanne. I’m a mom with cerebral palsy, living in a body that doesn’t always cooperate, but still trying to do the impossible: raise kids, love fully, and survive each day.
This space is for all of it—the messy, the holy, the exhausting, the beautiful. Not the “inspirational” version of motherhood you scroll past on social media. The real version: the days you wonder if you’re enough, the nights you feel stretched too thin, the moments when faith and frustration collide.
That Mom With CP started with my story, but it isn’t just about me. It’s about creating a place for other disabled moms—especially those with mobility or physical disabilities—to be heard, to be raw, and to know they’re not alone. Your struggles, your triumphs, your doubts, your joy—they belong here.
What You’ll Find Here
Identity & Faith
Learning to live the way my body moves. I’m not enough but I’m worthy because of Jesus. Finding worth that isn’t earned by pushing past pain.
The Emotional Reality
Grief, joy, and everything in between. Learning to forgive people who don’t understand my CP. The real version of disabled motherhood—where faith and frustration can coexist.
Advocacy & Education
Bringing awareness, naming what’s hard, and reframing the conversation. World CP Day reflections and breaking stereotypes about disabled motherhood.
“Here, bodies are not broken. Worth isn’t earned by pushing past pain. Motherhood isn’t measured in checklists or milestones. Faith is messy. Life is messy. And that’s okay.”
Explore Our Content
Identity & Faith
Learning to live the way my body moves. I’m not enough but I’m worthy because of Jesus. Satan wants us to hate our bodies.
The Emotional Reality of Disabled Motherhood
Grief, joy, and everything in between. Learning to forgive people who don’t understand my CP.
Day-to-Day Life With CP + Parenting
Real stories from the trenches of disabled motherhood—the challenges, the adaptations, and the moments of grace.
Advocacy, Education & Reframing
World CP Day reflections, breaking stereotypes, and bringing awareness to disabled motherhood.
You Don’t Have to Do This Alone
That Mom With CP isn’t just about me. It’s about community. It’s about making room for other disabled moms—especially those navigating mobility or physical disabilities—to tell their stories and know they’re not alone. It’s about bringing awareness, naming what’s hard, and finding strength together in the middle of it all.
If you’ve spent years hiding parts of yourself…If you’ve ever wished your body were different…If you’re parenting while carrying more than most people can see…
You’re not alone. You don’t have to pretend here.
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Making Room for the Moms Who Are Usually Missed: Disabled Motherhood & Parenting With CP
A Fresh Look and God’s Provision for That Mom With CP A small update before we begin: this space looks a little different now. My…
Learning to Forgive People Who Don’t Understand My CP
It used to infuriate me when someone would treat me as if CP was my entire identity. I spent so long dwelling on comments, actions,…
🌎 World Cerebral Palsy Day: From Resistance to Real Acceptance
Every October 6th, the world comes together to recognize World Cerebral Palsy Day — a day to celebrate over 50 million people around the globe…
Advocacy, Education, & Reframing, Day-to-Day Life With CP + Parenting, The Emotional Reality of Disabled MotherhoodLearning to Love the Way My Body Moves
Sometimes, I catch my reflection in a store window, the glass on the shower door, or the checkout cameras at the grocery store — and…