This happens for lots of syndromes, though. CP can describe someone with a slight limp, if that, or folks with little bodily control who need around-the-clock

This happens for lots of syndromes, though. CP can describe someone with a slight limp, if that, or folks with little bodily control who need around-the-clock care and can't communicate verbally. Dyslexia covers everything from fully-compensating children who have difficulty spelling to people who can neither read nor write, regardless of interventions. MS may cause occasional tremors or be utterly debilitating. Autism is similar. It may be an neurological trait that the individual compensates for or an utterly debilitating condition. It doesn't mean they are different conditions if the only difference is the severity of the symptoms.