#DisabilityPrideMonth – Flag

Did you know that July is disability pride month? Did you know that there is a disability pride flag? Well here it is: This is such a huge gift to the community I wanted to share it and say thank you. The symbolism of the flag is beautiful and I want to use Anne’s words […]

#Reblog Who Is the Fairest in the Land? Lessons for Young Men on Attraction

Some single men miss wonderful women because they’re fixated on all the wrong things. Whether suffering from worldly ideals or an inflated sense of … Who Is the Fairest in the Land? Lessons for Young Men on Attraction Although this is aimed at ‘young men’ many of the points raised can apply to women too. […]

#ReBlog 4 Ways To Avoid Being Too Judgmental – Faith in the News

4 Ways To Avoid Being Too Judgmental – Faith in the News — Read on faithinthenews.com/4-ways-to-avoid-being-too-judgmental/ This is a very short read but is backed up by scripture. We all judge each other and jump to conclusions before we know the whole story. We are all also judging each other about our interpretations of COVID-19 […]

Mental Health Awareness Week: An Updated Spotter’s Guide

It’s that time of the year again folks! Yes glory be, it’s the middle of May and it is once again ‘Mental Health Awareness Week’ here in the UK. … Mental Health Awareness Week: An Updated Spotter’s Guide This is well worth a read, particularly if your fed up with a narrative of awareness that […]

Mental Health and the Other ‘S’ Word — Me, Myself and Disability

Today I’d like to share some thoughts with you. These are thoughts about mental health, public perceptions of it, and one especially touchy subject that many people find difficult to talk about. It’s a dirty word uttered in hushed voices, and it begins with ‘S’. It’s also my least favourite word in the mental health […] […]

Benefit Changes Leave Disabled People Facing Poverty, Charities Warn — Same Difference

Hundreds of thousands of disabled and chronically ill people face poverty after being left out of emergency measures to bolster the benefits system to help claimants cope with the coronavirus crisis, 100 disability charities have warned. The Disability Benefits Consortium (DBC) said in an open letter to the work and pensions secretary, Thérèse Coffey, that […] […]

So, what is Church then? — YouBelong

Just 1 week ago, people were still gathering inside church buildings on Sundays for group worship, week day mornings for prayer and toddler groups and evenings throughout the week for youth groups. Today, church buildings across the UK are closed in an attempt to contain the current strain of coronavirus, Covid-19, and keep as many […] […]

I just FaceTimed Vivvy fair to say she wasn’t that impressed I started talking to her and she got up and went to bed! I did talk to mum and dad too by the way ! (Description: close up of Black Lab Vivvy looking directly at the camera there is a picture of my own camera feed on the top right) #isolation #FaceTime #FaceTimeTheDog #Family #Cute #BlackLab #BrownEyes #GuideDog #GuideDogsUk @guidedogsuk @leamdogcare #DogFix

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The Majesty of God’s Creation — In Christ Alone

I tried to reblog this earlier but I think wordpress crashed and its gone! This is a long but really well written read and would recommend it!

Disabled People Cut Off From Vital Supplies Due To Panic Buying — Same Difference

Disabled people are being left cut off from vital supplies due to the coronavirus pandemic, as charities warn of a rising number of calls from worried individuals who are struggling. It comes as Sainsbury’s said it would allocate specific hours for vulnerable and elderly patients to do their shopping and prioritise delivery slots for them. […] […]