Unfortunately, no. Cerebral palsy is defined as a disease that attacks the brain (the cerebrum, mostly) and causes handicap in body movement, so I would say it's mostly likely that if you are diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, you are going to be physically disabled in one way or another.
Yes.
Jack Rostron has written: 'A pilot study of assistance and housing of severely physically disabled adults' 'Housing the physically disabled' -- subject(s): Housing, People with disabilities, Government policy
a chance to do things that are difficult or impossible in their real lives (apex)
A headset - is designed so that you can talk to someone without having to physically hold the handset to your ear.
by the help of Telepathy
So that people can avoid hurting someone physically and talk out problems without anyone getting hurt.
If you are very disabled.
The best way to not get anyone in trouble by confronting someone is to do it yourself. To not get yourself into trouble, confront the person you need to confront in a respectful, matter of fact kind of way without attacking verbally or physically.
Probably not, even be lost before birth.
Ghana honors traditional initiation rites and ceremonies for a couple getting married. Getting married without physically being in the wedding is not known to happen.
It depends who 'you' are.
Cyber Communication is basically talking to someone using facebook, texting, twitter, etc. to communicate with them. (Communicating without physically speaking.)