This is my first published guest blog on Shannon’s blog Little Sea Bear. In this post I share my experiences of mainstream and specialist education.
Tag: Disability
My future with a suprapubic catheter
A suprapubic catheter is a medical device that helps people with bladder flow if they have a disability or urological condition. Emma shares her experience a reason for having one fitted.
Celebrating 6 months of blogging
Six months ago today, I launched Rock For Disability and what an adventure it has become. I’ve got to present how my life is with disabilities, share my passion of music, create social changes plus connect with other like-minded bloggers.
Why is diversity important to me?
As part of the application process, I had to create a YouTube video saying “Why is diversity important to me?”. I wanted to share this on my blog and would appreciate your thoughts and feedback.
Updates on my life and upcoming blog content
This week I thought I’d give you an update on some life events and what plans I have for this blog in the next few weeks.
10 inaccessible high street stores in the UK
Here I want to share my experiences of trying to access certain shops, the difficulties I faced and what should be done to improve accessibility:
Broken Biscuits: Creating independence to disabled animals
Broken Biscuits is a registered charity, founded in 2014, who provide custom made carts, wheelchairs and other mobility aids to help injured dogs and cats live a normal, happy life. They also give medical care to animals with hidden illnesses.
10 Engaging Disability And Mental Health Blog Posts
As a blogger, it is not all about the writing but the reading too. Reading other peoples blogs is a great way of communicating with like-minded people, learn new things & gain advice and also creates encouragement, fascination and new ideas for future blogs. Therefore I would like to share 10 blog posts relating to disability and mental health.
Review: The Wombats at O2 Guildhall Southampton
This is a short and sweet review of a short and sweet performance. My overall feeling after watching The Wombats live was that I felt “So happy! So happy! So happy!” The band from Liverpool were energetic, lively, joyful and thoroughly entertaining.
Review: Thirty Seconds To Mars at The O2
After an extremely long 115 day wait, I finally begun my 2018 gig campaign. First stop, Thirty Seconds To Mars at The O2. It was filled with a lot of singing and a lot of jumping (well shaking in my wheelchair!) The show was jam-packed with raving rifts, booming bass, dexterous drumming and vibrant vocals throughout.