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The mission of PUSHLiving is “…to elevate disability culture beyond charity and inspiration, to one of real inclusion and opportunity.”
There is a … Read the rest
I’d like to start off by saying if you are familiar with me, my story and my previous articles, you may already know why it is that I have a pair of wheels with … Read the rest
“I did not wish to live what was not life, living is so dear; nor did I wish to practise resignation, unless it was quite … Read the rest
In life, they say, the best things happen when you least expect them. I’ll tell you right now, when I came across the updated wheelchair sign (I first … Read the rest
I was born with Spina Bifida. As a result, I am a full-time wheelchair user. These two sentences are often the first pieces of information that … Read the rest
The virtue of patience is first of all about dealing with difficult people.
When you’re disabled, you have met, and will … Read the rest
While we all need to vent sometimes to share our struggles and gain valuable support and understanding, what if someone’s first interaction on social media with a person with … Read the rest
Mathew Tilford wants to respectfully provide his perspective in response to this author’s well-intentioned article on her experience … Read the rest
As you may know, September was an important month for those of us with spinal cord injuries. It’s that time of year when the eyes of anyone who’s … Read the rest
