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.
I Won My PIP Appeal, Here’s Fifteen Things That I Learned
Even if your PIP tribunal is a success, winning doesn't always feel like winning.
Sign Along With Us Reminded Me That It’s Okay To Be Disabled
Not everyone can perform stunning gymnastics or dangerous magic stunts. and that's okay. Disabled people are still awesome exactly as we are.
Please Don’t Tell Me How To Raise My Dog
How I handle unsolicited dog care advice.
What It Means To Be “Differently-Abled”
What it means to be "differently-abled"