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Sharing my journey of motherhood with CP, one story at a time.
That Mom With CP is a blog about motherhood, identity, faith, and daily life while parenting with cerebral palsy.
Start here → Motherhood With CP: What It’s Really Like
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The Body I Learned to Negotiate
How I learned to live, mother, and believe in a body the world questioned.
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What motherhood with CP looks like when your body already works differently.



If your new here, welcome! Get started in That Mom With CP content by checking out the following posts. These posts give context to my body, my faith, and my journey into motherhood…
🌿 The Body I Learned to Negotiate
💚 Understanding Cerebral Palsy: A Mom’s Journey
🫂 Learning to Love the Way My Body Moves

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.
In addition to writing here, I contribute to national Cerebral Palsy and disability advocacy platforms.
Cerebral Palsy Foundation (published on CPResource)— Reflections on motherhood, identity, caregiving, and disability.
✨️ Becoming a Mom With Cerebral Palsy: What I Wish I Knew
First-person perspective on becoming a disabled mom and parenting with CP.
💖 Motherhood & Disability: Why CP Makes Me a Better Mom
Personal reflection on motherhood and disability.
Cerebral Palsy Guide — Reflections on life and motherhood with Cerebral Palsy, speaking to individuals and parents with CP.
💖 Everyday Accessibility Tips From a Mom With Cerebral Palsy

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.

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.

Bringing awareness, naming what’s hard, and reframing the conversation. World CP Day reflections and breaking stereotypes about disabled motherhood.
Stories about living in a body that works differently — the challenges, the victories, and everything in between. Here, I share how I’ve learned to trust, negotiate with, and even celebrate my body as I navigate life, work, and motherhood.
Life with CP isn’t just about the body — it’s about how every interaction, every comment, and every challenge shapes your mind and heart. In this space, I share the real emotions behind living in a body that moves differently, the joys, the frustrations, and everything in between. Stories to help you feel seen, understood, and maybe a little less alone.
World CP Day reflections, breaking stereotypes, and bringing awareness to disabled motherhood.
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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Chapter three of a long-form series on motherhood and cerebral palsy Starting the Day as a mom With CP The umbrella stroller sits next to…

Most little girls dream of one day becoming a mom. They watch their own mothers and copy their selfless actions without even realizing it —…

I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about motherhood and how disability has shaped every part of mine. And as I’ve shared my experiences, I’ve…

Chapter three of a longform series on motherhood and cerebral palsy Every parent is navigating something.The difference isn’t whether limitations exist.It’s whether we believe they…