Category: Life & Disability

Emma shares personal stories, advice pieces, product reviews, life updates plus much more to do with living with cerebral palsy and acute retinal necrosis…

Accessibility features on TV streaming services in 2023

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Emma reviews the accessibility features on nine of the biggest streaming services and find out if things have improved in 2023.

July 2023 summary: We’re bringing it home again… hopefully

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Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in July 2023 | We’re bringing it home again… hopefully

8 TV shows to watch this Disability Pride Month

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Over the past couple of months, I’ve come across multiple new TV shows featuring disabled people and storylines. This gave me the idea to create a list of recommended programmes for you to watch this Disability Pride Month.

June 2023 summary: a kaleidoscope of work, heat and virtual fun

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Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in June 2023 | A kaleidoscope of work, heat and virtual fun

Is the care industry actually caring?

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In this blog post, Emma wants to go more in-depth and go through all the care incidents she has encountered over the past five years and the reasons why I moved back in with her parents.

May 2023 summary: Celebrating the launch of Crip Life™

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Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in May 2023 | Celebrating the launch of Crip Life™

April 2023 summary: A medical marathon

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Here is Emma’s summary of life updates, work achievements and blog roundups in April 2023 | A medical marathon

8 TV programmes that should have audio description

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To mark Audio Description Awareness Day on 16th April, I list 8 TV programmes that should include audio description (AD) so blind and visually impaired people can enjoy the stories, entertainment and drama in full throughout the shows.