Accessible public toilets are the bane of my existence and the same sentiment is felt among others with disabilities too. Considering that it is a basic human…… Read more “Time for a Change.”
Tag: Wheelchair
More Than Ramps or Lifts.
Living in the heart of a city means that everything I could desire is practically on my door step, or perhaps more appropriately, my door ramp. Therefore…… Read more “More Than Ramps or Lifts.”
Looking for a Job.
It is widely accepted that job-hunting is a stressful, disheartening, and sometimes even degrading process for just about anyone. It is also known that certain groups such…… Read more “Looking for a Job.”
Find a Home.
As the end of my time at university approached Jarred and I began the search for our very first home together. Limited by budget and location as…… Read more “Find a Home.”
Losing my Religion.
I was brought up in a Christian household, attending church most Sunday’s and participating in various Bible study groups as I grew up. My faith was an…… Read more “Losing my Religion.”
The Blogger Recognition Award.
The Blogger Recognition Award is used to celebrate high-quality, well-written blogs and was deservingly won by Being Aunt Debbie a few weeks ago. She has since nominated…… Read more “The Blogger Recognition Award.”
The Sunshine Blogger Award.
The Sunshine Blogger Award recognises positivity and creativity in a blogger’s work, and much like the Leibster Award and Lovely Blog Award, is awarded to one writer…… Read more “The Sunshine Blogger Award.”
Disability Doesn’t Mean I Can’t.
On a recent visit to the GP I discovered that the lift into the surgery now needs someone to close the door behind me once I’m in…… Read more “Disability Doesn’t Mean I Can’t.”
I Am Your Father: by Boris.
Another guest writer has been invited to contribute to the blog. You may have guessed how I am related to Dax from the title, but I will…… Read more “I Am Your Father: by Boris.”
A Tale of Two Cities.
For my entire, although admittedly not very long life I’ve only ever lived in two cities, both within sight of each other in West Yorkshire, the best…… Read more “A Tale of Two Cities.”
Diary of a Disabled Person. 