For the past two years, I’ve had the pleasure of being a Naidex Ambassador. Naidex is Europe’s largest disability event and exhibition which takes place every year at Birmingham NEC. This was my first time at Naidex as I was unable to attend last year. So I was looking forward to finally making it this year.
[Read more…] about Naidex 45 at Birmingham NEC | Europe’s Biggest Disability Event
Disabled Access Day 2019 took place this past weekend and I was excited to support the event by visiting Stirling Castle. Historic Scotland hired a Mobiloo for Stirling Castle’s disabled access day event, so it was great to go along as a Mobiloo ambassador and support their amazing work on such a special day. [Read more…] about Stirling Castle Wheelchair Accessible Review | Disabled Access Day With Mobiloo
When I write about my disability and what it’s like living with Muscular Dystrophy, it is always from my perspective. My disability not only affects me, but it also affects my family and those closest to me. For a long time now I’ve wanted to get my family’s perspective on my disability and what better way to start off than by asking my parents. [Read more…] about Parenting A Child With Muscular Dystrophy | Q&A With My Parents
I remember the first time Allan spoke to me. It was two days before my 21st birthday and the day after I had been out with my sister and some friends for dinner and drinks. [Read more…] about Disability, Sex & Dating As A Wheelchair User
Going to the cinema to see the latest big blockbuster should be an enjoyable experience for everyone. The range of movies on offer means you are guaranteed to find something that interests you regardless of your age or whether you are alone or with friends and family. However, it seems like disabled people are finding it more difficult to enjoy the cinema experience or even go at all due to the lack of accessibility. [Read more…] about Accessibility In Cinemas: How Wheelchair Friendly Are Cinemas?
Having a disability always sparks some curiosity from other people whether we have just met or have known each other for years. I’m used to people asking me questions and as my condition progresses, it means my needs and abilities are changing which leads to more questions and general curiosities. [Read more…] about 5 Things I Do Differently Living With Muscular Dystrophy
Okay, admittedly I am not a regular viewer of Strictly Come Dancing. However, I have been keeping up to date with the latest news on its disabled contestants this year, Para-triathlete Lauren Steadman and acid attack victim Katie Piper. Last year there was Paralympian Jonnie Peacock, who was also featured in the top ten Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 (which I was also featured in eek). [Read more…] about Strictly Come Dancing Showcase Inclusive Routine With Disabled Dancers
I remember having to write about myself at school for various projects. It sounded like such a simple task, but in reality, I found it really difficult to describe myself. I’m the kind of person that doesn’t find it easy to compliment myself. Even now, I still struggle when asked to write a personal bio. [Read more…] about Am I More Than My Disability? #WhatMakesMe
The lovely folks from Neatebox are guest posting today with the lowdown on the ‘Welcome’ app and how it is transforming customer service for disabled people. [Read more…] about How ‘Welcome’ by Neatebox is breaking the cycle of bad customer service
There is no doubting the fact that giving blood saves lives. You and your extraordinary blood save the lives of people all over the world every second of every day. But do we really know how important blood donation is and what our extraordinary blood does for ourselves and others? [Read more…] about You & Your Extraordinary Blood | Why Blood Donation Is Important + My Own Experience
