Month: October 2019
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Relationships & Sex
4 things I have learnt about dating after limb loss
Dating can be hard for anyone, but if you're an amputee, it might sometimes feel harder, especially if you weren't…
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Wellbeing & Fitness
How to be a happier and healthier disabled person in 7 small tweaks
Find out how you can become happier and healthier, no matter what your disability, with these 7 small tweaks, from…
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Entertainment & Culture
We speak to Breaking Bad star and disability campaigner RJ Mitte
We speak to disabled actor RJ Mitte about his life with cerebral palsy, his success in playing Walter Jr. in…
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Entertainment & Culture
Neal Pike: disabled poet, performer and theatre-maker
Neal Pike is a poet and theatre performer with dyspraxia from Nottingham. He has created and stars in his one-man…
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Lifestyle
Embracing your postpartum body when you’re disabled
Are you a disabled mum? Do you struggle with body image since having your child? Disabled my Fi Anderson talks…
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Uncategorized
Mobility Scooter Storage – 5-point plan
Mobility scooters can give great freedom to the elderly and disabled, but parking, storage and charging issues can be a…
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Entertainment & Culture
Zack Gottsagen: an actor with Down’s syndrome tipped for Oscar glory
Zack Gottsagen, an American actor with Down’s syndrome, tipped for Oscar glory for his lead role in The Peanut Butter…
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Entertainment & Culture
Portrait Positive campaign aims to redefine beauty standards of disability
We spoke with Stephen Bell, creator of Positive Portrait. With photographer Rankin, he has featured 16 women with facial disfigurements…
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Entertainment & Culture
Para-athlete Souleyman Bah is first disabled candidate to appear on The Apprentice
Souleyman Bah, who is visually impaired, is the first disabled candidate to take part in The Apprentice. Find out more…
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