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    Embracing Motherhood with Cerebral Palsy and Catholic Faith

    Jessica GronoBy Jessica GronoDecember 26, 20242 Mins Read
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    Motherhood is a profound journey filled with challenges, joy, and immense love. As a mother with cerebral palsy and a devoted Catholic, my journey is uniquely enriched by the values that shape my daily life. Here are my core values:

    1. Faith and Resilience

    My Catholic faith is the cornerstone of my resilience. It guides me through the tough days and strengthens my resolve to provide the best for my children. In moments of doubt or difficulty, I find solace in prayer and the teachings of my faith, reminding me that I am never alone.

    2. Compassion and Understanding

    Living with cerebral palsy has taught me the importance of compassion. I strive to instill this value in my children, teaching them to understand and empathize with others’ struggles. We often discuss the significance of kindness, reminding each other that everyone is facing their own battles.

    3. Perseverance and Determination

    Cerebral palsy presents daily physical challenges, but it also teaches me to be determined. I want my children to see that no matter the obstacles, perseverance can lead to achieving their dreams. My journey shows them the power of hard work and never giving up.

    4. Inclusivity and Acceptance

    As a family, we embrace inclusivity and acceptance. I want my children to grow up in a world where diversity is celebrated, and everyone is valued. My experiences remind them to be open-hearted and welcoming to people from all walks of life.

    5. Gratitude and Humility

    We make it a habit to count our blessings and express gratitude for what we have. My faith encourages me to remain humble and appreciative of the simple joys in life. This attitude not only keeps us grounded but also fosters a positive and loving environment.

    6. Love and Service

    Central to our Catholic faith is the concept of love and service to others. We often engage in acts of service, whether it’s volunteering at church or helping our community. Teaching my children to serve others with love is a value I hold dear.

    Motherhood with cerebral palsy and a strong Catholic faith is a journey of embracing every moment with grace, love, and unwavering faith. It’s about showing my children that despite challenges, we can lead a life full of purpose, compassion, and joy.


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    Jessica Grono is a special education teacher, public speaker and writer. She is former Ms. Wheelchair Pennsylvania. She plays goalie for Philadelphia Flyers PowerPlay! Jessica is happily married with two children. She has cerebral palsy.

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