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Since he has cerebral palsy, Dylan Earis says his mom used to take care of everything for him, from picking up things he dropped to putting ketchup on his bun. But the 30-year-old recently moved out on his own. He wrote about his experience, and shares it with his mother while our camera is rolling.

Since he has cerebral palsy, Dylan Earis says his mom used to take care of everything from picking up things he dropped to putting ketchup on his bun. But the 30-year-old is now having fun discovering what it means to rely on himself.

Dylan Earis rarely saw representations of disabilities on television as a child. Watching a character on Breaking Bad with cerebral palsy — portrayed by someone who actually had cerebral palsy — changed the game in making him feel seen.

The executive director of "Astonished!" is proud of her organization&#39s efforts on behalf of young people with complex physical disabilities.

The executive director of "Astonished!" is proud of her organization&#39s efforts on behalf of young people with complex physical disabilities.

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