All Disability articles
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Opinion
My reflections on the Paralympics as a wheelchair user
Jade Reynolds remembers when she was paralysed at thirteen and people started asking if she wanted to compete in the Paralympics one day. She says, ’I wonder if the success of the Paralympics also highlights the lack of representation and opportunities elsewhere in society?’
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Opinion
Céline Dion has been diagnosed with Stiff Person Syndrome. How does this kind of chronic illness affect women?
Author Jo Sheringham shares her experience of developing an autoimmune condition, and the lessons God is teaching her as she lives with the disability.
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Opinion
People think disability inclusion means wheelchair access, but we want churches where those with all kinds of disabilities can thrive
In their forthcoming book At the Gates, Naomi Lawson Jacobs and Emily Richards heard from many disabled Christians about their experiences of church. Here Emily explains the key things churches could consider to help them become places where disabled people thrive.
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Article
‘No matter what we’ve been through I’ve never lost hope’
Colleen Haynes Sheehy married a man with a disability, against her family’s advice. Sadly he passed away, but she went on to marry another man with the same disease
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Opinion
It’s time to make dating a safer environment for those with disabilities
Dating with a disability comes with its own challenges. Jerusha Mather explains that when it comes to romance, the power to include is in each of our hands.
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Opinion
Menopause: “No big deal” or a genuine disability?
Kay Burley described the menopause as “tricky”, but for many women it is a life-changing and even career-ending process. New research shows that menopause-related tribunals have quadrupled in three years