Charlie Randell not letting cerebral palsy stop his movement in life! And this weeks episode of Ability Beast Talk it’s a two-part two episode sit down with Charlie Randell we’re on the first episode we discuss his determination to heal the world what he’s capable of despite having cerebral palsy and not taking life so seriously in having a disability. Charlie’s outlook shows the world that no matter if you have a disability it’s not the end all be all and you don’t have to be so serious in life. He is a remarkable inspiration a remarkable measure of strength not letting his disability define who is as a person creating his brand and becoming an absolute beast in the gym. And the second episode of this wonderful conversation me and Charlie Randell discussed a very powerful surgery for people with cerebral palsy. The surgery helps increase one’s movement and flexibility and lowers the spasticity caused by cerebral palsy so you’re able to move your muscles a lot more freely and gaining more range of motion. Charlie got this procedure done when he was 12 now he’s 23 getting ready to compete in a men’s physique competition he has gained tremendous range of motion in his muscles. This procedure that Carlee talks about on this episode has really helped Charlie increasing his overall independence being able to do many more things by himself with minimal assistance. Before a conversation I have never heard about the surgery before surgery is called selective dorsal rhizotomy. Tune in to this amazing episode to find out more about this interesting procedure for cerebral palsy could this be a life changer for people with cerebral palsy? For For Charlie Randell this has been an absolute life Changing procedure. If you’re considering the surgery after this episode please consult with your doctor because we are not medical professionals and please consult with your doctor and family and love ones and please do your research because every person every situation is different everyone has different circumstances and different degrees of cerebral palsy. So please consult with your medical professional. Please check out both of these wonderful episodes with Charlie.