Parts 1, 2, and 3 are available by clicking on each number. Trigger Warning: Please be advised that this post contains explicit details of how & why…… Read more “M.E Awareness Week: Day 4.”
M.E Awareness Week: Day 3.
Parts 1 and 2 are available by clicking the numbers. AYME. A website popped up, headed AYME. There was some information about the disease; it’s diagnosis, possible…… Read more “M.E Awareness Week: Day 3.”
M.E Awareness Week: Day 2.
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.”
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.”
Return of the Cat.
Long time readers might remember Dom, a black & white cat who features in one of my earliest blog posts; All Creatures Great & Small. Well, when…… Read more “Return of the Cat.”
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 Rejects: 6 Assumptions About Nutrition That Are Utter Bull.
Rejects 1, 2, and 3 are available by clicking each number. Food and nutrition pops up in our news feeds every day, with someone claiming that eating…… Read more “The Rejects: 6 Assumptions About Nutrition That Are Utter Bull.”
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.”
Diary of a Disabled Person. 