Faith over Cerebral Palsy

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Faith over Cerebral Palsy Making the world a better place and raising awareness for those living with disabilities. https://hopp.bio/faith-over-cp

10/14/2026

💜 SOMETIMES THE GREATEST INNOVATIONS BEGIN WITH A CHILD WHO REFUSES TO GIVE UP.

For us, that child is Sophie. ❤️

When cerebral palsy became part of our family's journey, we faced a choice: accept the limitations of existing solutions or start asking how we could create something different.

We chose to innovate.

What began as a father's determination to help his daughter take her next steps grew into InvisaBrace® and InvisaSole™ — a new approach to exploring how we support movement.

Today, we're sharing a look at the original Invisa design.

Not because we believe we've answered every question.

But because we believe the world hasn't finished asking the right ones.

Our vision is bigger than a brace, an insole, or a pair of shoes. It's about giving families hope, making innovation more accessible, and challenging the belief that yesterday's solutions must define tomorrow's possibilities.

Through Faith Over CP®, we're working toward making these original designs available for free personal, noncommercial exploration, with the appropriate safety and engineering safeguards.

Because innovation should never stop at the door of a family that can't afford it.

This is more than technology. This is love turned into innovation. Faith turned into action. And one little girl's journey inspiring possibilities for others.

💜 Every child deserves the opportunity to take their next step.

Watch the video. Share the vision. Help us spread the possibilities.

FAITH OVER CP® — Where Faith Inspires Innovation.

🌐 www.faithovercp.org

09/01/2026

What an incredible moment for Sophie, our family, and the entire East Clinton community. ❤️💙

Tonight, Local 12 shared the story of Sophie cheering alongside her teammates—and showed what can happen when a community chooses inclusion instead of isolation.

This has always been about something bigger than shoes or one little girl.

It’s about giving every child the opportunity to participate, belong, make friends, and experience the same moments as everyone else.

Seeing Sophie out there with her teammates—laughing, cheering, and simply being one of the girls—is exactly why we started Faith Over CP and why we continue working to create adaptive solutions through SophWear.

A huge thank-you to the East Clinton coaches, cheerleaders, families, school community, and everyone who has embraced Sophie and helped show what real inclusion looks like.

And thank you to Local 12 for helping us share this message with Greater Cincinnati.

Inclusion changes lives. And sometimes all it takes is giving someone the opportunity to be included.

Please watch, share, and help us continue spreading this message. ❤️

https://local12.com/news/local/9-year-old-with-cerebral-palsy-cheers-on-greater-cincinnati-team-inspires-adaptive-shoes

08/31/2026

This video means more to us than I can put into words.

When Sophie was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 14 months old, we had no idea where this journey would take us. There were years of doctors, therapy, stretching, appointments, equipment, setbacks, and trying to figure out what might help her gain just a little more independence.

Eventually, we stopped waiting for someone else to build what Sophie needed.

We started inventing it ourselves.

That journey led to the InvisaBrace®, ToeLift™, adaptive footwear, and everything we have continued building through Faith Over CP — not because we set out to create products, but because we were trying to solve problems for our daughter.

And then you get moments like this.

Sophie standing beside her East Clinton teammates.
Wearing the same uniform & SophTops.
Cheering with her friends.
Not being separated.
Not being treated like an exception.

Just belonging.

Our inventions helped make moments like this possible, but East Clinton did something equally important:

They gave her the opportunity to use that independence and simply be one of the kids.

That is what real inclusion looks like.

To the cheerleaders, coaches, football families, parents, school, and everyone at East Clinton who embraced Sophie — thank you.

You didn't just create a special day for our daughter.

You showed other schools, teams, and communities what is possible when we stop focusing on what a child cannot do and start asking:

“How do we make sure they get to be part of it?”

This is why we started Faith Over CP.

This is why we keep inventing.

And this is why we will keep fighting for a world where children like Sophie don't have to ask for a place to belong.

They already have one. 💚

LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV EC P*e Wee Football

💚🏈 TOMORROW IS ABOUT SO MUCH MORE THAN FOOTBALL. 🏈💚We’re incredibly excited for East Clinton P*e Wee Football’s first ho...
08/28/2026

💚🏈 TOMORROW IS ABOUT SO MUCH MORE THAN FOOTBALL. 🏈💚

We’re incredibly excited for East Clinton P*e Wee Football’s first home game of the season tomorrow at 2:00 PM at East Clinton High School!
But what makes this day especially meaningful to our family is what the East Clinton cheerleaders, coaches, families, players, and entire community are showing everyone:

Inclusion doesn’t have to be complicated. Sometimes it simply starts with saying, “You belong here with us.” ❤️

Sophie gets to be out there with her teammates doing what every kid deserves the opportunity to do — participate, belong, make friends, be part of a team, and experience the same moments as everyone else.

We’re also excited to welcome 12, WKRC-TV from Cincinnati tomorrow as they help share this story with the community. 📺❤️
Because this isn’t just Sophie’s story — it’s East Clinton’s story.

It’s a story about teammates who see a teammate, not a disability. Coaches who make room for everyone. Families who support one another. And a community showing what can happen when a child is simply given the opportunity to belong.

Our hope is that another school, another coach, or another family sees what East Clinton is doing and realizes:

“We can do this too.”

That’s how inclusion grows — one team, one school, and one community at a time. 💚

If you’re anywhere around the area tomorrow, come out, fill the stands, support these kids, and help us celebrate INCLUSION!

📍 East Clinton High School
📅 Saturday, August 29
⏰ 2:00 PM

Different abilities. Same team. Same friendships. Same opportunity to belong.

💚🤍 GO ASTROS! 🤍💚

And a huge thank you to LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV for taking the time to help tell this story.

EC P*e Wee Football has their first Home Game tomorrow starting at 2:00PM at East Clinton High School.

**Don't forget** the EC Cheerleaders are celebrating Inclusion with Sophie and news crews will be on site.

Let's Go Astros!!!

08/20/2026

Years ago, Local 12 and other news outlets came to this house to cover a remarkable recreation of Ohio Stadium known as “The Best Damn Room in the Land.”

Today, those same stadium walls surround something entirely different.

The room is now filled from floor to ceiling with SophWear™ adaptive footwear—created after we struggled to find shoes that worked for our daughter Sophie’s cerebral palsy and orthotics.

What was once a celebrated Buckeye showpiece has become the working headquarters for a mission helping children, adults and families move forward with greater confidence and independence.

The room was newsworthy because of what was painted on its walls. We believe it is even more meaningful today because of what is happening inside them.

Watch the video and read the full story:
https://wix.to/td0yfgH

Please share it. You never know which family may be searching for exactly what we created. ❤️

LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV

Today, my wife received a call regarding our daughter’s benefits, and our family was questioned about how we continue to...
08/17/2026

Today, my wife received a call regarding our daughter’s benefits, and our family was questioned about how we continue to support ourselves. My social media activity was also flagged, and I was asked to provide a written statement explaining whether I earn income from TikTok.

So let me be clear: having a social-media account, developing a product, advocating for children with disabilities, or having been successful earlier in life does not mean a family is currently generating substantial income.

I left a successful career and invested my life savings into developing products intended to help my daughter and other families. I have turned down opportunities that would have required me to surrender control of technology that I believe needs to remain accessible to the people it was created to help.

We are not asking for special treatment. We are asking that Sophie’s application be evaluated accurately, respectfully, and without assumptions based on social-media posts or appearances.

When we lived in Pennsylvania, Sophie’s coverage was approved within days. In Ohio, we have now spent nearly four months trying to navigate the process. Families caring for children with disabilities should not be made to feel like suspects simply because they keep fighting, building, and finding ways to survive.

I will continue advocating for my daughter. I will continue working to make these products available. And I will continue trusting that God will provide.

Ohio families raising children with disabilities deserve a process that is timely, transparent, respectful, and based on documented facts—not assumptions.


Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Governor Mike DeWine
Vivek Ramaswamy
Sydney Hawkins News
Rachel Baker for Ohio

08/12/2026

Jimmy’s story is a reminder that small changes can make a big difference. Read how a simple 10° ToeLift™ helped him manage diabetic neuropathy and regain confidence in every step. A short, inspiring read (3 min). Read more: https://wix.to/APqeLf1

BOOM! Faith Over CP is officially leading the pack. 🌳🔥A new AI visibility analysis ranked Faith Over CP  #1 among adapti...
08/06/2026

BOOM! Faith Over CP is officially leading the pack. 🌳🔥

A new AI visibility analysis ranked Faith Over CP #1 among adaptive footwear competitors, with a 25% ChatGPT visibility score—ahead of Buck & Buck, Friendly Shoes, Billy Footwear, and Flint Rehab.

Even better, Faith Over CP is already being recognized by AI as a source for questions about the adaptive products we offer.

This is a huge step forward, but we are only getting started.

Our mission has always been bigger than selling shoes. We are building practical, affordable solutions for children and adults with cerebral palsy, foot drop, mobility challenges, and other conditions—while using our work to support families and expand access.

Thank you to everyone who has believed in Sophie, supported Faith Over CP, shared our story, purchased our products, or helped us reach another family.

From a family-driven mission in small-town Ohio to becoming the most visible adaptive-footwear organization in this competitive analysis.

Let’s keep climbing. 💚

Built for everyday life. Inspired by courage. 💙The GabeTop™ combines an easy-on adaptive design with all-day comfort and...
07/19/2026

Built for everyday life. Inspired by courage. 💙

The GabeTop™ combines an easy-on adaptive design with all-day comfort and a clean, confident look.

The side zipper opens wide, making it easier to put on and take off without sacrificing style. Designed for people who deserve footwear that works with them—not against them.

This photo says everything: comfort, independence, confidence, and purpose in every step.

💙 Easy-on adaptive design
💙 Comfortable for everyday wear
💙 Made to support greater independence
💙 Every purchase supports the mission of Faith Over CP®

https://www.faithovercp.org/

GabeTop™ by SophWear™
Walk With Confidence™

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New Vienna, OH
45159

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