In Plain Sight: A Personal View Of Having An Invisible Disability
A personal account of living with an invisible disability in the UK, exploring employment, welfare, stigma, and political rhetoric – and why lived experience must be listened to.
Life After MS Diagnosis: The Cruel Thief Of Many Scars
An intimate reflection on life following an MS diagnosis, shared through diary entries and later insight. Siobhan Fennell explores fear, identity, resilience, and love, offering a deeply personal perspective on living with Multiple Sclerosis and finding meaning over time.
Beyond The Stage: Feeling Seen As An Autistic Theatre-Goer
An autistic theatre-goer reflects on theatre accessibility, inclusion and a powerful stage-door moment shaped by kindness and human connection.
Patrick Wilson: A Boccia Career Defined By Resilience, Precision And Comeback
Exclusive interview with BC3 boccia star Patrick Wilson on his Paralympic career, tactics, communication with ramp operators, and his remarkable comeback after illness.
Diagnosed Disabled As A Teenager: The Reality Of FND In Adolescents
Liam Virgo shares his experience of becoming disabled as a teenager, raising awareness of FND and the realities faced by adolescents with invisible illness.
I Discovered I Live With Cerebral Palsy At 39
Karen Rowe shares her powerful journey of growing up undiagnosed with cerebral palsy, discovering the truth in adulthood, and finding understanding, resilience and purpose.
Fit For Purpose: How To Stay Mobile During The Winter Months As A “Wobbly” Disabled Person
Learn how to stay mobile during the winter months through the lived experience of a writer with cerebral palsy, pain and fatigue.
Freedom On Wheels: How Mobility Scooters Transform Life For Disabled People
This article by Mobility Smart explores what mobility scooters do, how they help disabled people across the UK, and what you should know before choosing one.
Rediscover Bath Time: How The Mangar Bathing Cushion Transforms Accessibility And Comfort
Discover how the Mangar Bathing Cushion helps people with limited mobility bathe safely, comfortably and independently without costly bathroom adaptations.
Stevie Nicole: An Independent Singer-Songwriter Who Creates Music To Express The Emotions That Come With Chronic Illness
Disabled singer-songwriter Stevie Nicole shares her journey with chronic illness, TikTok livestreams, and debut album Rise in this exclusive interview.
Disney’s DAS Changes: How Disabled Guests Are Being Restricted From Accessing The Magic Of Disney World
A powerful firsthand account of how Disney’s DAS restrictions exclude medically fragile children and why disability access must go beyond one definition.
Rebound Therapy: Understanding The Science, Benefits And Therapeutic Power Of The Trampoline For Disabled People
Learn how Rebound Therapy harnesses trampoline movement to support physical, sensory and therapeutic development across all abilities.
Free Or Cheap Accessible New Year’s Resolution Ideas To Boost Your 2026
Accessible New Year’s resolution ideas for disabled people, focused on low-cost ways to boost health, confidence, skills and hobbies, shared by a writer rebuilding life after illness.
Christmas Is A Time For… – A Festive Poem Illustrating The Challenges Of Disability Lives
This is a spontaneous Christmas poem – Christmas is a time for… – which our editor Emma Purcell wrote back in 2022, to show the festive season can be fun for some people but hard for others, particularly those living with disabilities and long-term health conditions.