Templeton, California, Tuesday, February 28, 2007 - Raising awareness and money for research to find a cure for Cerebral Palsy (CP) is urgent. Because there are an estimated 2.0 million people struggling with CP, almost all of us have a friend or a loved one with the affliction. Although other nonprofit organizations claim that Cerebral Palsy is incurable, we respectfully disagree. The cure for Cerebral Palsy exists; it just hasn't been found yet. We believe the cure will be discovered through new technologies.

Hi-tech treatments are few, risky, expensive, as well as limited in both effectiveness and availability. Traditional treatments, such as stretching, provide minimal relief for short amounts of time.

We need this new voice raising attention and funding to find a cure for Cerebral Palsy. Join us in the journey.

Ms. Schneidereit, not yet a pilot, will video-chronicle the trials, tribulations, and successes of a person with Cerebral Palsy preparing for her first flight, the rigors of a flight physical, successive learning flights, ground school, testing, and finally a flight around the world . The professional quality video will be made into a documentary.

inspiretheworldfoundation.org will offer subscriptions, memberships and e-books. Monies raised will be donated to the Inspire the World Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to finding a cure for Cerebral Palsy using new technologies.

Raising awareness and money for research to find a cure for Cerebral Palsy is urgent. Because there are an estimated 2.0 million people struggling with CP, almost all of us have a friend or a loved one with the affliction. Although other nonprofit organizations claim that Cerebral Palsy is incurable, we respectfully disagree. The cure for Cerebral Palsy exists; it just hasn't been found yet. We believe the cure will be discovered through new technologies.

High-tech treatments are few, risky, expensive, as well as limited in both effectiveness and availability. Traditional treatments, such as stretching, provide minimal relief for short amounts of time.

We need this new voice raising attention and funding to find a cure for Cerebral Palsy. Join us in the journey.