Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month Part 2: Days 16 – 31

This is Part 2 of the collection of daily facts about cerebral palsy that Stacy has been posting on the Fans of James Facebook page, which will include the facts from days 16 through 31.  If you missed Part 1, click here to go back to it. As I mentioned in Part 1, there are a few days missing from this set of facts that were produced by the Firefly company and posted on their Facebook page. In those cases, Stacy grabbed a couple of other images from Firefly’s Facebook page to use.

 

March 16th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a large “2/3” in bold white text, stating that two‑thirds of kids with cerebral palsy can walk. A bright green awareness ribbon sits near the top beside the “FACT no.16” label. The layout is simple and encouraging, with the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and the hashtag #CPAawareness at the bottom against a solid green background.

 

March 17th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that four in five kids with cerebral palsy can talk. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.17” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight awareness and encouragement.

 

March 18th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that there is no cure for cerebral palsy yet, but nobody is giving up. The design is split into lighter and darker green sections with clear white lettering. The “firefly by LECKEY” logo and the hashtag #CPAwareness sit at the bottom, reinforcing the message of hope and determination.

 

March 19th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that parents raising a child with cerebral palsy do not receive the large financial support many people assume. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.19” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight awareness and correct misconceptions.

 

March 20th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text explaining that Bonner Paddock was the first person with cerebral palsy to reach the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro unassisted. The design is simple and centered, with “FACT no. 20” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight achievement and awareness.

 

March 21st

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that many kids with cerebral palsy can and do attend mainstream schools. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.21” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY®” logo on the lower left and #CPAwareness on the lower right, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight inclusion and awareness.

 

March 22nd

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that cerebral palsy does not mean never walking, followed by the encouraging line that many can and many will. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.22” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY®” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to challenge misconceptions and highlight possibility.

 

March 23rd

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that 8,000 to 10,000 babies and infants are diagnosed with cerebral palsy in the United States each year. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.23” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY®” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight prevalence and awareness.

 

March 24th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text reading, “Just because I can’t speak, doesn’t mean I don’t have anything to say!” The design is simple and centered, with the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight communication, dignity, and advocacy.

 

March 25th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that cerebral palsy can impair communication, followed by the encouraging line that people find ways to communicate. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.25” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight communication challenges and determination.

 

March 26th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that RJ Mitte, known for playing Walt Jr. on Breaking Bad, has cerebral palsy. The layout includes “FACT no.26” at the top, the “firefly by LECKEY” logo at the bottom left, and #CPAwareness beneath a small circular photo of RJ Mitte on the bottom right. The background is a solid green meant to highlight awareness and representation.

 

March 27th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text explaining that Josh Blue is an American comedian who often uses his experiences living with cerebral palsy in his stand‑up routines. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.27” at the top, the “firefly by LECKEY” logo at the bottom, and #CPAwareness beneath it, all set against a solid green background meant to highlight representation and awareness.

 

March 28th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a large white awareness ribbon surrounded by small white heart shapes. The text in the center reads, “Cerebral Palsy may slow me down BUT it isn’t stopping me!” At the top are the logos for UCP United Cerebral Palsy and firefly by LECKEY, and #CPAwareness appears at the bottom. The overall design emphasizes resilience, confidence, and empowerment.

 

March 29th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that cerebral palsy isn’t contagious, followed by the lighthearted reminder to relax. The layout is simple and centered, with “FACT no.29” at the top and the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, all set against a solid green background meant to promote understanding and reduce misconceptions.

 

March 30th

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster features a bright green ribbon and bold text stating that three in four kids with cerebral palsy experience regular pain. The design is split into two shades of green with clean white lettering, “FACT no.30” at the top, and the “firefly by LECKEY” logo and #CPAwareness at the bottom, emphasizing awareness of the condition’s impact.

 

March 31st

We love you James!

A green Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month poster shows a large white “I” next to a heart‑shaped ribbon graphic, forming the phrase “I love someone with Cerebral Palsy.” The design is simple and centered on a solid green background, with the UCP United Cerebral Palsy logo in the lower left and the firefly by LECKEY logo in the lower right. The overall message expresses support, pride, and connection.