who has a disability, trips and visits often must be planneddays; sometimes weeks in advance. There’s nothing more humiliating than turningup to a venue and realising you can’t get into an event or building, can’t usethe loos, or have someone looking at you, staring, in full internal panic whilethey cobble together a solution to this … Continue reading Adventure Seeker
Last year I made the decision to take up British Sign Language (BSL), it wasn’t new to me, I had attended a specialist school for people with a wide and varied range of disabilities, so much so my class mates and I were taught the basics of BSL to help me communicate with not only … Continue reading My Sign Language Journey
I love Christmas. I’m 31 now and my Mum still must tell me every Christmas Eve, that there’s to be absolutely no present opening or movement to happen before 6:30am. I hate Christmas Shopping. I mean, shopping excursions are a nightmare for people with disabilities at the best of times, but November hits and shopping … Continue reading All I Want for Christmas is Accessible Christmas Shopping
I was sad to hear about the Death of Stan Lee recently, I didn’t realise just how much of a comic book fan I was until my childhood was nearly over,I live in a small village with the best Fish and Chip shop for miles around, at the end of our road, maybe if that … Continue reading Stan Lee – The King of Empowerment
