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"Right Hemi" just refers to the part of the body that is affected by  
the CP...

Linda Macaulay

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On Mar 15, 2009, at 4:42 PM, Sarita_Behm_ATT wrote:

> Hello my name is Sarita I was told my son had CP but now that is never
> referred to and the Dr.s call him a Right Hemi. Can someone tell me  
> is this
> the same thing or 2 entirely different things and what if any is the
> difference?
> Thank you,
> Sarita
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