"My Left Foot" Crosssword Puzzle Crossword

Name of the boy whom the book is about
Condition the boy had
Total number of kids Christy's mom had
Christy expressed himself through art. Considering this, many people said he was very _____________.
With his condition, Christy had a hard time moving and could be further thought of as _________.
"It was the only key to the door of the ________ I was in."
City the Cerebral Palsy Clinic was in
The body part Christy used to communicate
The abillity Christy's mom had, to never give up on him
The feeling Christy had when he couldn't express what he wanted to
"...I had allowed myself to dream that I was a ________, ordinary boy of fourteen..."
Through Christy's first few years of life, he had learned to be this since he couldn't communicate
"...great encouragement at this time was my ______ to listen and watch attentively..."
Christy's first "dream-girl"; she was a great inspiration to him
a small book Christy wrote in
an "escape" for Christy; what he did to create art
An activity Christy's family was greatly involved in
"I resented the world as a whole because of my crooked mouth, twisted hands, and __________ limbs."
Christy was eager to do this to prove he was smart, despite what his body shows
Christy and his brothers often went on these when he was young
Christy's family want to this on Sundays, however he stayed home
Something Christy had to work really hard to do, especially in his early years
"She was looking across at me, but- it was with a look of ______."
One of Christy's close brothers
"...always had an uncanny way of finding out whether I was ________ or sad..."
Christy felt this when he saw the other kids that were like him
"...when I made the flight to __________ with mother to see Mrs. Collis for her verdict."
Christy refers to this when he recounts the hardships of learning to read, write, etc.
As Christy gets older, he looks back on this "happy time" when he didn't know the difference between him and the others
The first object Christy uses to write