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Navigating the Holidays as a Disabled Person: Reflection, Access & Care

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Disability History Month Reflections: Amplifying Powerful Voices

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Accessible Ways to Spread Kindness (Even on Low Spoon Days)

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A man is sat on a low wall, behind him is a busy street, he is wearing a brown outfit under a blue denim jacket and a brown trilby on his head. He is looking down seemingly depressed and struggling to represent Managing Stress as a Disabled Carer
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Managing Stress as a Disabled Carer

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  • A man is sat on a low wall, behind him is a busy street, he is wearing a brown outfit under a blue denim jacket and a brown trilby on his head. He is looking down seemingly depressed and struggling to represent Managing Stress as a Disabled Carer
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    Managing Stress as a Disabled Carer

    It is International Stress Awareness Week and though this year’s theme is about optimising employee wellbeing I am going to talk about something different. I cannot work, as I am disabled, but almost six years ago me and my husband…

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  • A woman in seen on a bridge she has a black coat on and her hood is up she has a thick pink scarf covering her face to represent Living Beyond the Visible: My Life with Invisible Disabilities
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    Living Beyond the Visible: My Life with Invisible Disabilities

    It is Invisible Disabilities Week and so it is the perfect time to share My Life with Invisible Disabilities. I have lived with invisible illnesses for over twenty years and over that time I have experienced so much, let’s get…

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  • Two people are walking on a crowded street one with a walker to represent pain awareness month 2025
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    Pain Awareness Month 2025: Chronic Pain Community

    Pain awareness month 2025 is here and I really want to share about how important community is and why being an advocate means so much to me. Pain affects everyone differently and it is so important to remember that there…

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    Pain Awareness Month: My Journey with Chronic Pain

    It is currently Pain Awareness Month, and I have literally lived with pain every day of my life, so I will be shouting about it even more! It is so important that we share more during awareness months, so others…

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  • A woman with short blonde hair and wearing denim is having a medical test by another woman outside
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    Is Technology the Missing Piece in Chronic Illness Care?

    When managing chronic illness, the day-to-day burden often falls heavily on patients. Between doctor’s visits, medication schedules, symptom tracking, and lifestyle changes, it can feel like a full-time job. Yet despite the complexity, most chronic care still relies on outdated…

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    Creating Through the Fog: A Reflection on Pain and Fatigue

    Today has been one of those days where pain and fatigue feel overwhelming. My body is heavy, my mind is foggy, and even the smallest tasks take more energy than I seem to have. As a small content creator, I…

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    Some Important Aspects To Managing Chronic Health Problems

    If you have a chronic health problem, then you will already be well aware that there are so many aspects to this that you need to think about. It’s the kind of thing that tends to take over your life,…

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    Why Cycle to Work Day Isn’t for Everyone

    With all the talk recently of getting disabled people to work, I thought this week we would chat about why cycle to work day Isn’t for everyone. While many are gearing up with helmets and wheels for Cycle to Work…

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    Coping With Another Fatigue Flare

    This month I am coping with another fatigue flare, and to be honest I am blaming the typical British summer! So, let’s chat about triggers, self-care, rest and being patient as we learn to accept chronic illness, again! Chronic illness,…

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    5 Disabled Creators I Love This Disability Pride Month

    I usually share my own lived experience as a disabled creator, but this week I want to share 5 disabled creators I love this Disability Pride Month. I want to shine a light on some of the incredible creators who…

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Welcome to my blog, I am Beverley and I am in my 40s, I live in Staffordshire England with my husband, my disabled mom and our Maltese puppy Twig. I love sharing my journey with Chronic Illnesses here on the blog, I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Myalgic encephalomyelitis, Long Covid, Chronic depression, and Generalised anxiety disorder.

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I blog about my experiences and give tips and tricks to help and inspire other disabled people. I also hope to raise awareness and compassion from able-bodied people wanting to educate themselves.

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