Writing also allows for a level playing field, because disability is not the defining factor of anything within writing.

As my interest in — and use — of voice-to-text dictation has increased, I have used it more and more across my various types of writing.

When your movement is restricted, it is important that the words carry more power and do most, if not all, of the expression.

Anybody who knows me, knows that I'm a fan of being organised, and making the most of my time.

Chances are you know somebody with a chronic illness. Contrary to popular opinion, a chronic illness is not an illness that is extremely...

Studying is something we all have to do at some point in our lives; for whatever purpose or reason. However, I do find that it does get a...

An ironically warm welcome to autumn, my favourite season. The season of pumpkins, books, and pumpkin spiced lattes. The nights are...

How it can affect writing. Tiredness is something I struggle with as a chronically-ill person. I know, for the most part, that whatever I...

I have been struggling with my anxiety. I know, shock, horror — once again. But it wouldn't feel right not to write about it. Even as I...

I’ll have a go at this, but I'll probably never finish it, or come to the perfect conclusion. As you may have noticed, through my writing...

The badly-taken-picture above is the said wheelchair. You see, I was born with Cerebral Palsy. (Google is good for looking these things...