
Waking Up in The Apocalypse
A few months ago I became confined to my bed and in the months since the world was turned upside down. Last week I got a glimpse for myself. Continue reading Waking Up in The Apocalypse
A few months ago I became confined to my bed and in the months since the world was turned upside down. Last week I got a glimpse for myself. Continue reading Waking Up in The Apocalypse
2016 was rough Continue reading My Year In Bed
Comparing our problems to others doesn’t solve them. Continue reading Comparing vs Understanding Our Problems
It’s funny how we can find some truly brilliant people in some unlikely/unexpected circumstances. It has been 4 months since my last post and an interesting 4 months it’s been. Basically I had a bit of a health scare but … Continue reading In Him I See Myself
As explained earlier, my health hadn’t been on top form for some weeks now. I was in hospital twice for two very different and coincidental reasons. Fortunately I did get to go home for a week between admissions. It was … Continue reading St Benet Biscops: An intellectual conversation with students half my age.
As a kid growing up, I celebrated Valentines day every single year, the only way I knew how: making a card by hand with a heartfelt message in it and giving it to my mum. Funny how that always gave … Continue reading Valentines Day: Are We Doing It Right?
Welcome 2016! Happy New Year to all my friends, readers and… well if you’re not one of the above… then you. Happy New Year to you. Ok, fine, I’ll be the first to admit it’s a bit late for festive … Continue reading SO WHAT’S SO NEW THIS NEW YEAR?
It’s not very well known that I love talking about how I ended up in a wheelchair… a lot… no seriously, a whole lot. Of course it can make for some awkward conversation with me laughing at being in a … Continue reading MY BLOG: WHY I NEED YOU TO KNOW MY STORY
Many problems between people come down to one thing. Do we really understand each other? Continue reading People: Do We Really Understand Each Other
Avoiding awkward situations with the disabled. Continue reading Wheelchairs Don’t Bite, Trust Me