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Episode #27- "From Panama to the World: Wade’s Journey with Cerebral Palsy"
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In this episode, Wade Costly talks about:
His childhood and early life and diagnosis with Cerebral Palsy
How CP has shaped his life and outlook and how he approaches challenges
He mentions how his experiences living in brazil, Australia and the U.S differ in terms of accessibility and inclusion
His biggest challenges as someone with CP living abroad
The advice he would give to a person with CP or any disability if they are considering living abroad
His current advocacy work and efforts in Australia
About my guest: Wade Costly:
Wade Costley is the Website Information Officer for My CP Guide and serves as a Lived Experience Member on the interim board at Cerebral Palsy Australia. He also serves as a member of the Australian & New Zealand Cerebral Palsy Strategy Collaboration Group.
Prior to this, Wade enjoyed a 30-year international career as a systems architect implementing large solutions for telecommunications clients worldwide.
Working in 13 countries across 4 different continents provided Wade a unique perspective as a person with cerebral palsy experiencing first-hand how various cultures and societies view and treat people with a disability. Wade has a keen interest in the research of premature ageing with cerebral palsy and is passionate about increasing the opportunities for gainful employment for people with a disability. In addition, he is eager to raise awareness and understanding of cerebral palsy, particularly in culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities.
Wade still enjoys travelling around the world (now for pleasure) and often discusses with tourism businesses how to make their services and offerings more accessible for people with a disability.
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Read more about my story and other resources on my website - www.azucenagarcia.com
Send your questions about cerebral palsy to azucenaferro@gmail.com
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