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Who was it that decided that hatred and bitterness and back-stabbing and nastiness were ever OK?
16 Jul 2016
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Who was it that decided that hatred and bitterness and back-stabbing and nastiness were ever OK?
So. Today is voting day for the Referendum which means I have had to get up. I don't do getting up every day but today is too important not to so I am now sitting in my wheelchair and I'm not entirely happy about it.
can't believe it's nearly over.
Back in September 2012 I attended a disability meeting at my local university regarding my Crohn's disease. When I went to sign a form, the disability adviser noticed the way I was gripping my pen. In passing, she mentioned this could be a possible indication of dyspraxia, a form of developmental coordination disorder, whereby the pathways for signals from the brain to the body get tangled up like a bunch of wires behind an old stereo system.
A wheelchair user who says bus firms should make able-bodied people move from buses' disabled spaces has taken his case to the Supreme Court.
A leading peer has told disabled people to "wake up" to the reality that they could lose many of their hard-won rights if the UK votes to leave the European Union (EU) later this month.