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How autism spectrum disorder made Amanda a poet

Amanda, who never enjoyed writing, found that poetry helped her to understand her diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder three years…

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Take control of your memories, thoughts or pain… It’s really possible!

  This is an updated post from our archives. Spokz People, a non-profit organization, offers specialized support to adults with…

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Toys Like Me dolls: a good or bad idea?

This is an updated post from our archives. The article discusses the introduction of ‘Toys Like Me’ dolls, which are…

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When your loved one is diagnosed with a terminal illness

This is an updated post from our archives. Supporting a loved one diagnosed with a terminal illness is profoundly challenging.…

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Multiple sclerosis: we need fair treatment across the world

This is an updated post from our archives. Anisha Gangotra shares her experiences volunteering in Chile, working with organizations supporting…

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The Able Label: get 10% off practical and stylish adaptive clothing for disabled women

Do you struggle to dress and find clothes to fit because of your disability? You're not alone. That is why…

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Setting up a business to help myself and millions of others with thin skin

This is an updated post from our archives. Peter Thornton, affected by thin skin, founded DermaTuff to produce protective socks…

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Ways to make your home more accessible

We all want to feel comfortable and at ease in our homes, but adjusting to a lifestyle change can be…

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Why is this fitness model different to the rest?

  This is an updated post from our archives. Blake Beckford, a fitness model with an ostomy bag due to…

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Actually I Can: independence and your dreams are possible as a disabled person

Disability charity Leonard Cheshire has launched a campaign called Actually I Can, which encourages disabled people to share their stories…

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