I have been extremely fortunate in one aspect of my illness; I am still able to swim, albeit with a sloppy breast stroke interspersed with doggy paddling…… Read more “The Real Mermaid.”
Special Edition: The Perfect Surprise.
In one of my early posts I talked about a wrestling company whose shows I frequently attended, and how welcoming and accepting the wrestling fans are. These…… Read more “Special Edition: The Perfect Surprise.”
Cue the Music.
I met my best friend during fresher’s week in my first year of university when he tried to get between me and free pizza, and I accidentally…… Read more “Cue the Music.”
Mr Right for the Wrong Reasons.
Being disabled doesn’t just impact the one with the disability but also those around them. Family, friends, and colleagues have to adapt quickly to accommodate someone’s needs,…… Read more “Mr Right for the Wrong Reasons.”
Disabled Benefits That Aren’t Money.
Despite all the hassle that comes with using a wheelchair there are a few small perks in the midst of my hectic life. Most of these are…… Read more “Disabled Benefits That Aren’t Money.”
A Small Corner of the Internet.
Shortly after I was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), sometimes known as myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), I visited the NHS website to try and find out more…… Read more “A Small Corner of the Internet.”
I Think, Therefore I Am Intelligent.
I’m blonde. I’m from Yorkshire. I’m disabled. By any stereotype I should be lacking in intelligence. However, considering that I have a degree I would hope that…… Read more “I Think, Therefore I Am Intelligent.”
Uncharitable Charity.
At university I lived very close to my student union and regularly ate in the refectory which saved a lot of effort on cooking and washing up.…… Read more “Uncharitable Charity.”
Sex and the Sitting.
By the title alone most of you will have guessed that this entry discusses a sensitive topic, although I will not be addressing specific and explicit details…… Read more “Sex and the Sitting.”
Pimp My Ride.
When I meet new people many of them feel very awkward about my wheelchair; they are so afraid to mention or even look at it that it…… Read more “Pimp My Ride.”
Diary of a Disabled Person. 