Central Texas teen with cerebral palsy defies odds,
inspires others as he plays three sports in school
A Central Texas high school sophomore with Cerebral palsy is defying the odds, playing three sports in high school and inspiring others with disabilities and challenges by spreading a message of never giving up.
Roman Perez, 15, was diagnosed just shy of his sixth birthday with a mild form of spastic Cerebral palsy, which is the most common form of the disorder that results in stiff muscles. He attends Gatesville High School, where he plays football, basketball and baseball.
“I don’t really think about it because people around me, like my coaches and teachers, they hold me to the same standards as my friends,” Roman said. “So, they allow me to be successful at what I do and play at the same level as my friends.” Read More..
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