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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

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A woman in seen sitting on a bed, the bedding is grey and beside her is an open book with a mug of coffee on top
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Magic in the Midlife: Embracing Menopause as a Sacred Transition

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The power of disabled representation on TV

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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

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    Disability representation on Doctor Who

    We all want to see ourselves represented on TV and in movies, but often we are disappointed, until we saw the disability representation on Doctor Who let’s chat about it.   I have been a fan of Doctor Who since…

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    Winter Resources and Support

    The weather is especially cold this year, and I know a lot of people struggle during the holidays, so I have put together some winter resources and support. Most nights, as I snuggle under the covers, I am thankful, I…

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    Some things I wish I realised before my chronic illnesses

    Today I thought we would talk about something a little different and look at some things I wish I realised before my chronic illnesses. My life was very different before I became sick, I honestly didn’t really think about sickness…

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    How accessible is Brampton museum and art gallery

    Last week we had a lovely day out so lets chat about how accessible is Brampton museum and art gallery? I love doing these posts, I know many in the disabled community struggle to organise days out and have limited…

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    Some things I’ve learned being a disabled caregiver

    I have been a caregiver for almost three years, so I thought I would share some things I’ve learned being a disabled caregiver. My mom had been living alone for a while, she has multiple sclerosis, but never gave us…

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    Five ways to embrace disability

    Today I want to talk about five ways to embrace disability, society is so down on us it’s important to look from a different perspective. When I first became disabled I felt like I had to push through, to do…

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    Tips for living well with a disability

    It is no longer Disability Pride Month, but we still want to live our best lives so here are some tips for living well with a disability. Disability Pride Month is an important month for raising awareness and protesting for…

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    The importance of accessibility at venues and small businesses

    It is still Disability Pride Month, so lets chat about the importance of accessibility at venues and small businesses. Pull up a chair for some horror stories! I have been disabled since I was in my early 20s, over the…

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    Guilt as a disabled content creator

    I thought we would chat about guilt as a disabled content creator in the hopes of helping you understand how it feels to be trying to raise awareness. You see I have been creating content and raising awareness for about…

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    How accessible is the Black Country Museum?

    Last Tuesday me and my husband went to visit a local museum we both love, we had a wonderful time but let’s chat about how accessible is the Black Country Museum. Me and my other half have always loved visiting…

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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.

I hope my posts and videos help you, but I am not a doctor and though I trained as a nurse I cannot give personalised help and advice. Please consult with a health professional before assuming what you have seen in my videos or read on my blog applies to you.

If you do make changes based on my posts or videos, that is done so at your own risk. I am not responsible for any negative outcomes. Please consult your medical team.

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