Speaking about the wedding and how I managed to get through it with my current ability level.

These are the things that I deal with day in and day out. They are the small things that on a daily basis affect me and make me struggle with acceptance the most. You try and blank out these ‘small’ things, but they amass to make a large impact on an individual's mental health.

An open letter to Walsall Council, asking for clarification on my current position as every avenue seems so litigated by red tape and endless forms. The battles I am currently fighting, just to have an equal opportunity at living a normal life.

Looking at what help there is for disabled people, if the system is adequate for those who really need it, the battle I am having with DFG and what changes need to be made.

Lets take a look at how I manage to deal with my own insecurities, if there really is a one stop fix for dealing with them, and looking to the long term of how I hope I can deal with any future insecurities.

I will be exploring the methods than both I and anyone else can use to maintain a positive mindset. There are certainly some things that I could do better to help maintain my more positivity and I will mention those which I plan to be implementing in the near future.

Covid seemed to have many impacts on my health. Not just the virus itself but also the whole lockdown process. I will be talking through what impacts it had on me and why I think that is. How I was pre-lockdown vs how I am now.

My top five accessible places to visit on a family day out All of these are places I have been personally and can say that they all fully met my accessibility needs.

My top 5 or the very best technologies to help make any home a little bit more accessible. This can help those who are disabled and those who are not, but importantly helps save energy for those really important tasks.

Talking about how accepting change can help to make positive impacts on your life, about finding new ‘normals’ and the things I personally have had to accept change with. ‍

My Story: Being Diagnosed