I thought I would give an update as I have been a bit quiet the last few weeks. Firstly, my health has been quite a lot worse. The chronic pain is a little worse but the chronic fatigue is a LOT worse and I have been vomiting most days for at least a week which … Read more
Why is voting in England so accessibility unfriendly? There is not one way that is an accessibility friendly way to vote. Another thing that is also accessibility unfriendly is posting mail. I can either go down in person to vote, I can do postal voting or I can get a proxy to vote for me. … Read more
In today’s society, we are constantly being bombarded with stress and anxiety. Many struggle to find the time for a healthy lifestyle and find it hard to let go of the people, places, and things that have kept our lives busy. Amongst all the things on your plate that might be holding you back from … Read more
You would think the NHS and GP clinics would be accessible and follow the equality act seeing as it is UK healthcare and has millions of disabled people as patients.You would think, but that isn’t my experience, nor is it the experience of many other disabled. I have numerous examples of the fact they are … Read more
The cost of living has gone out of control but even more so for those of us who are already unable to afford to live on the little we get. Those of us disabled in England, are totally forgotten about and left to suffer.Especially those like myself, who were screwed over by this Conservative government … Read more
The sensation of chronic pain appears to be on the increase with conditions like fibromyalgia becoming more commonplace. Everybody’s pain is different, and it’s also important to remember that there are many causes of pain, from stress to anxiety. This is why chronic pain management is so crucial. When it comes to managing your pain, … Read more