For today’s post, I’m delighted to have the opportunity to interview Amelia Peckham, the co-founder of Cool Crutches. This is part of a new series that I’m running where I interview disabled people who do awesome things, so you’ll have the opportunity to learn more about Cool Crutches, but also how Amelia makes it work as … Read more
One of the biggest topics I get asked about is how I manage to navigate work with chronic illness. I’m planning on making a video with a friend of mine about this topic soon, but I thought it might be interesting to speak with an employer – my employer – and ask some of the … Read more
Welcome back to ‘But Make It Accessible’ – my new series where I talk to brands who are working to make fashion more inclusive! This week I had the opportunity to speak with the Emma McClelland of Kintsugi Clothing. I don’t quite remember how I first came across Kintsugi Clothing, but I absolutely remember seeing … Read more
I hate bras. As a general rule, I find them so incredibly uncomfortable and painful to wear that I pretty much gave up on them years ago. Part of the reason why is that I struggled to find anything that is appropriate for what my body needs – and as a result I’ve probably only … Read more
More and more I’m seeing people talk about how an Occupational Therapist can be of benefit to people living with chronic illness, but it’s something that I honestly don’t know that much about. The only somewhat relevant experience I’ve ever has been with Occupational Health (which is different) in a work environment, and to be … Read more
Hello and welcome to my new blog series “But Make It Accessible”, where I speak to brands that are working to create beautiful and stylish clothes that are also accessible. Rediscovering my love for fashion since becoming a wheelchair user has brought a lot of joy into my life, but also a lot of challenges. … Read more
