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Caring for a pet while having a disability!

Caring for a pet while having a disability!

Taking care of Duggie, my Assistance Dog in training, requires creativity, patience and love. Duggie isn’t just a dog; he’s…

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Managing My Supports (Chloe)

Managing My Supports (Chloe)

Since we are talking about managing my supports people in my support team include, my occupational therapist, support coordinator, physiotherapy,support…

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Wheelchair-Accessible Summer Activities, how to prepare and how to remember your summer!

Wheelchair-Accessible Summer Activities, how to prepare and how to remember your summer!

Summer is a time of warmth, sunshine, and outdoor adventures. For individuals with disabilities, including those who use wheelchairs, there…

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Ways I’ve changed my behavior as a client, since working as a support worker

Ways I’ve changed my behavior as a client, since working as a support worker

Last year I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to become a support worker and provide support for…

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Surviving the tale end of winter

Surviving the tale end of winter

We can all feel it… we are all getting a little fed up with dressing up in layers just to…

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Kylie’s reality of being block funded with the NDIS

Kylie’s reality of being block funded with the NDIS

Living life as a disabled woman in my mid-50s has been a journey of ups and downs. I've gone through…

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My identity as a wife and puppy mother, not as a disabled person

My identity as a wife and puppy mother, not as a disabled person

Being a wife and dog mum brings a unique blend of love, responsibility, and joy into everyday life. It's a…

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The background of getting asked for ID when you have a severe disability

The background of getting asked for ID when you have a severe disability

For any middle aged adult the sense of getting IDed has become almost a compliment in our appearance. Personally, as…

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Living with endo and other invisible disabilities, tips how to speak up

Living with endo and other invisible disabilities, tips how to speak up

My name is Sevinc MacCue-Mayall and I live with Cerebral Palsy, Endometriosis and Overactive Bladder Syndrome. We aren't going to…

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Green thumbs leads to happy hearts!

Green thumbs leads to happy hearts!

Gardening is a fun hobby that anyone can enjoy, no matter your age or ability. As an aged care and…

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Growing Up With my Unknown Dyslexia

Growing Up With my Unknown Dyslexia

Looking at my life over the last decade, I can easily say I am both proud and  shocked of what…

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Living with a invisible disability (what i've learned since my brain injury)

Living with a invisible disability (what i’ve learned since my brain injury)

It’s normal to feel inadequate. That doesn’t mean its good. We live in a world where we’re inundated with glossy,…

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