The Department of Work & Pensions are best described as a necessary evil, & that’s being generous. You’d think that an organisation that is supposed to support…… Read more “Big Brother.”
Tag: Wheelchair
Rob the Roller: Yet Another Short Story.
The sound of van doors slamming signified Rob’s arrival. The builders leant casually against the fence, taking great swigs of tea as Rob glided across the muddy…… Read more “Rob the Roller: Yet Another Short Story.”
The D-Word.
With each generation language evolves, & one of the driving factors behind this change is the words we use to describe each other. While the n-word was…… Read more “The D-Word.”
Live Long And Prosper.
There is a certain type of Star Trek fan that likes to wax lyrical about how Star Trek Discovery, the latest iteration of the science-fiction saga, is…… Read more “Live Long And Prosper.”
Born Survivor: Yet Another Short Story.
I was at home when I encountered my first victim of the sickness. My mum had come back from work early saying that she didn’t feel very…… Read more “Born Survivor: Yet Another Short Story.”
Inspired.
Being referred to as an inspiration should be a compliment. It means your influence has impacted others, caused them to change their behaviours, or take action on…… Read more “Inspired.”
Solving the Wrong Problem.
Recently this video did the rounds. On the surface it looks incredible; someone went to the trouble of developing a wheelchair that could climb stairs, thus solving…… Read more “Solving the Wrong Problem.”
M.E Awareness Week: Day 7.
Parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 are available by clicking each number. In loving memory of Sylvia Everritt, 23rd September 1931 – 9th May 2019,…… Read more “M.E Awareness Week: Day 7.”
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.”
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.”
Diary of a Disabled Person. 