Martin Warrillow

A writer and editor for Disability Horizons, Martin Warrillow worked as a journalist for 28 years before taking early retirement after a stroke. He speaks frequently about surviving and living with the effects of a stroke and has a blog at askthewarrior.com, The Warrior Podcast and a Facebook group called The Warrior.

Work & Education

Dr Hannah Barham-Brown: disability rights campaigner

01/03/2021

Hannah Barham-Brown in her wheelchair in a park wearing a long black dress with a floral pattern one leg in the air and drinking from a cup

Dr Hannah Barham-Brown is a campaigner for disability rights and awareness. Here, she discusses the importance of talking about disability.

Relationships & Sex

Disability doesn’t stop desire: my sex life after a stroke

14/02/2021

Woman in black knickers and a grey shirt sat on top of a topless man facing him

Martin, who had a stroke seven years ago, shares his experiences with sex as a disabled man, including how it…

Work & Education

Stroke survivor turned blogger, public speaker and podcast star

17/07/2019

Martin Warrillow was only 49 when he had a stroke. After going through recovery, he decided to help other stroke…

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