A little piece of my childhood, as a person with disabilities.
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Remembering Philip: The Prince Who Gave Me Hope
All throughout my childhood, I can remember struggling on a social front. I attended the Rainbow Guides but left before Brownies and returned only with pressure from my mother to get involved with the Girl Guides. I was hesitant, I hated organised group activities, and I knew it. With my mother involved, I eventually stuck … Continue reading Remembering Philip: The Prince Who Gave Me Hope
Guest Post: Why Bondage Frees People From Chronic Pain
I still remember it now. I'd sat down to my daily breakfast apple & cinnamon pancakes and a cup of tea when the email came in: Media interview. A media interview?! I'd never had a media interview before. I mean I'd done a guest post before, and a few social blogger interviews, but a media … Continue reading Guest Post: Why Bondage Frees People From Chronic Pain
I May Break The UK’s New Lockdown Laws, But Here’s Why
Let me start by telling you that I'm someone who has never been in trouble before. I've never had a detention, never been fined or arrested and have most certainly never been to jail. I'm quite a cheeky, playful person, but I have respect for the law and the brave men and women who risk … Continue reading I May Break The UK’s New Lockdown Laws, But Here’s Why
Why Would Someone In Pain Want To Be In Even MORE Pain?
For this first post, let's take a look at chronic pain and BDSM.
Yes, I’m Disabled. Yes, I Have Kinky Sex, Too
Those of us with disabilities aren't nearly as innocent as you think.
I Won My PIP Appeal, But Here’s 15 Things That I Learned
Thinking about appealing a disability benefit claim? Here's some tips from first-hand experience.
Yes, I Can Be Confident And Friendly. Yes, I Can Still Have Crippling Anxiety
All is not as it first appears.
No, I’m Not Disabled. I’m “Differently-Abled”
What exactly defines as a disability, anyway?
Sign Along With Us Reminded Me That It’s Okay To Be Disabled
David Walliam's Gold Buzzer act reminded me that we shouldn't hide who we are.