Lifestyle

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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Disability and drug addiction: is there a connection?

Understanding the Link Between Disability and Addiction Living with a disability can bring both joy and challenges. For some, factors…

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Accessible bathrooms: maintaining your independence and making life that little bit easier

  This is an updated post from our archives. Discover how accessible bathroom adaptations, such as height-adjustable wash and dry…

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A forward look – why choice in social care is paramount in the years ahead 

Leonard Cheshire looks at why choice and control for disabled people in social care is so important, and why it…

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8 misconceptions about visual impairment and blindness busted

Blogger Holly, who is registered blind, has come across lots of preconceived notions about visual impairments and blindness, so here…

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Disability and motherhood: the choice mothers make

This is an updated post from our archives. The article explores the complex emotions and societal judgments faced by mothers…

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Using blogging and speaking to raise awareness of disabilities

Hannah, a blogger with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, uses blogging to raise awareness of what it's like living with an…

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4 ways to help blind and visually impaired people during the festive season

Blind blogger Holly shares 4 ways you can make Christmas more inclusive for blind and visually impaired people.

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