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Capable of More: a film breaking down stereotypes around disability and epilepsy

The Meath Epilepsy Charity, which supports people with epilepsy and disabilities, shares its short film challenging stereotypes, in collaboration with…

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Relationships & Sex

Disabled people have sex – it happens!

We're challenging people's perceptions of disability and showing everyone what is possible with our frank series on disability and sex.

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Wellbeing & Fitness

How to cope with losing control during Covid-19

Disabled blogger Wolfgang shares tips and helpful information on how we can support our mental health during the Coronavirus lockdowns.

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Lifestyle

10 things living with a disability teaches you

Disability can be hard, but it can also make you a stronger person. Disabled writer Raya reflects on the positive…

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Wellbeing & Fitness

Learning to accept and embrace my disability

Freddie Stebbings, who recently came on board to work across our social media channels, talks about his experiences of growing…

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Lifestyle

The Disability Union: how it can help you to fight for your rights

This week The Disability Union launched, the first union for disabled people, run by disabled people, who will help you…

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Work & Education

What National Inclusion Week means to me as a disabled woman

This National Inclusion Week, Dr Lucy Reynolds, who has cerebral palsy, talks about how she hopes it is an opportunity…

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Wellbeing & Fitness

Disability football: so much more than just a sport

Sam Harris, who has cerebral palsy, explains why disability football is so much more than just a sport and has…

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Lifestyle

Cerebral palsy and me: why I wear a helmet with pride

Simon Stevens. who has cerebral palsy, wears a helmet to protect him if he falls. But with what could be…

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Entertainment & Culture

How to fundraise if you have a disability

Stephanie, who has congenital muscular dystrophy, recently raised more than £700 for Muscular Dystrophy UK from her home. Find out…

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