Just before half-term, I visited my son’s school to do some assemblies for them about disability. I was apprehensive about for two reasons. Firstly, I
Some of you may have read my previous blog about my experience whilst visiting the Breast Clinic a few months ago. I lodged a complaint
My last blog outlined an incident during a recent hospital appointment when a consultant inferred that I couldn’t look after my own children. It upset
A few weeks ago, I unfortunately had to pay a visit to the Breast Clinic though thankfully, everything turned out to be fine. Which is
Claire Farndale is a Test Analyst for Northumbria University. She’s also a wife and a mum – here’s her story of living with Cerebral Palsy:
This is my life, my feelings, my achievements and frustrations of living with Cerebral Palsy Campaigning – I’ve spent the last ten years supporting and
Thomas Talbot is 13 years old and has Cerebral Palsy – it hasn’t stopped him from becoming a successful international Racerunner. Here’s his story. .
I’m just putting together a book proposal for “Does it wet the bed?” as even though the book is almost complete, many agents request a
A few days ago, my husband and I went to register our new son, Jack James at Birmingham Registry Office. It was an occasion
I recently delivered a bespoke training session for an organisation in Reading. As part of their equality objectives, they had identified some issues surrounding stereotyping