Celebrities
Sings about a bad romance and has fibromyalgia
Lady Gaga
Groups of conditions that affect movement. Ranges from mild to severe.
Cerebral Palsy
A disorder that makes decoding written language extremely difficult
Dyslexia
Wheelchair
Known for his many impossible missions this actor was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of seven
Tom Cruise
A neuromuscular condition that causes skin discolouration, extreme chronic pain, muscle weakness, bone density loss and changes in temperature.
CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome)
A disorder that causes difficulty turning thoughts into written language
Dysgraphia
An aid consisting of four wheels or legs, handles and occasionally a seat
Walker
This actor, deemed the Chosen One in one of his earliest roles suffers from dyspraxia, a neurological condition
Daniel Radcliffe
A disability that causes progressive weakness and degeneration of muscles
Muscular Dystrophy
A disorder that affects a person's understanding of math and the subsequent language involved
Dyscalculia
An aid that helps convert spoken language to written language
Talk to Text
This actress is deaf in one ear and is best known for the many strange things she's done
Millie Bobby Brown
A disorder that causes seizures
Epilepsy
A disorder that affects how one processes auditory information
Auditory Processing Disorder
Multi-sensory learning program to assist in writing for people with dysgraphia
Handwriting without tears
This actress is paralyzed from the waist down but she still somehow manages to defy gravity
Marissa Bode
A disorder that affects your coordination making tying shoes, buttoning shirts and writing difficult. It can also affect the way one organizes and plans.
Dyspraxia
A disorder that affects one's ability to communicate orally
Language Processing Disorder
Devices that assist in communication—either by typing to create speech from a machine or pressing buttons coordinated with specific objects to have the word voiced by the machine
Augmentative and Alternative Communication Devices (AAC)