Part 1 is available here. Wheelchair? When it came to October half term, I was more than ready to see the physiotherapist, and start the programme. I…… Read more “M.E Awareness Week: Day 2.”
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M.E. Awareness Week: Day 1.
How it all began. It began on a perfectly normal day. On Thursday January 6th 2011, while other people were busy attending school or work, or trying…… Read more “M.E. Awareness Week: Day 1.”
An Unconventional Medicine.
The difficulty in knowing how to deal with poor mental health is the fact that everyone’s case is very individual; everyone has different triggers, responses, and coping…… Read more “An Unconventional Medicine.”
Taking a Stand.
If you use Twitter and you haven’t seen the #AmbulatoryWheelchairUsersExist campaign then I’m offended, because that means you aren’t following me. In all seriousness, that little phrase…… Read more “Taking a Stand.”
Doctor Google.
As a nutritionist working in medical research, one of the banes of my existence is Dr Google. “I read an article that said-”, “But I found on…… Read more “Doctor Google.”
The Corridor.
When you start a new job there’s a lot to think about; being in the right place at the right time, sorting out the paperwork, & introducing…… Read more “The Corridor.”
Big City Nights: Part 2.
Part 1 is available here. Tuesday: Tuesday morning was bright but cold as we headed towards the Thames. The London traffic was in full force & I…… Read more “Big City Nights: Part 2.”
Big City Nights: Part 1.
Saturday: The sound of my alarm is usually an undesirable one, but today was different. Today the alarm indicated that I needed to get out of bed…… Read more “Big City Nights: Part 1.”
A Legitimate TED-Talk.
Anyone under the age of 35 has probably been lectured about how technology is sucking out our souls through our eye sockets and we’re only one grammatical…… Read more “A Legitimate TED-Talk.”
You Are What You Eat.
Given my passion for my chosen field of academic study (nutrition, if you didn’t know) you should probably be relieved that up until this point I have…… Read more “You Are What You Eat.”
Diary of a Disabled Person. 