Disability Myths vs Reality What disability myths do you still hear that need busting? Let me know in the comments! Today we are breaking down some of the most common misconceptions about disability and what the reality actually looks like. 1. “If you really need a mobility aid, you would use it all the time.” Reality: Disability is not consistent. Many disabled people use different aids on different days or for different situations. Someone might walk short distances, use a wheelchair outside,

If you've got MS, you're eligible for a Disabled Person’s Railcard. 🪪 It could save you, and the person you're travelling with, a third off most rail fares throughout Great Britain. We know that in the past, the rules for claiming a Disabled Person's Railcard for people living with MS haven't always been clear. We recently confirmed with the Rail Delivery Group that proof of an MS diagnosis is enough to show you're eligible for the railcard. 🚂 Find out more about how to apply for a Disabled Pe

On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we celebrate the strength, creativity, and contributions of persons with disabilities worldwide. It’s a reminder that accessibility and inclusion aren’t optional, they’re essential. Let’s commit to amplifying disabled voices, removing barriers, and creating spaces where everyone can participate with dignity and equality. 💙 Inclusion makes our communities stronger. Today and every day, we stand for a world where everyone can thrive. #IDPD #Inclu