Living with Cerebral Palsy | VOA News

A heartwarming story about Adam Toobin whose severe cerebral palsy doesn't stand in the way of being a customer greeter and social media director at an ice cream shop.

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[LondonCalling]

Thank you VOA for featuring this gentleman and his family.

[mengvongdara]

Kudos to Jake's Ice cream for providing the opportunity for them

[tonyyero]

Great guy full of inspiration and purpose! 👍

[jimmbo]

God bless you. You are an inspiration

[geekcharles]

I also have cerebral palsy, and god bless you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[SMBiggestFan]

He’s doing great on his talking. 😮 Our neighbor’s son has cerebral palsy except he can’t talk at all 😢

[songsalon]

I Like Jake. He's Cool
Ooooh Yea!!!