There is a new social network for people who are coping, either directly or indirectly, with cerebral palsy.
Cerebral Palsy Social aims to be the online community where people can connect, share stories and understand the issues.
The site supports new media features like blog posting, photo, audio and video uploads and can be integrated with Twitter, FriendFeed and Skype, according to its founders.
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