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Ten
April marked a very significant milestone for columnist Tim Rushby-Smith. Here, he looks back on a decade of spinal cord injury The first of April…
A pledge for our MPs
With the next General Election just six months away, Nicky Clark suggests how disabled people and carers can make sure they aren’t forgotten as the…
A friend remembered
Tim Rushby-Smith pays tribute to A, a friend he met online who helped and supported him in more ways than he could ever know… At the time…
A grand day out
Matt Davis reflects on the challenges and triumphs of days out when your child has autism… Family days out should be dreamy affairs, not the stuff of nightmares….
From Caring to Comedy
In the latest issue of Enable, we welcome carer, campaigner, blogger and comedian Nicky Clark to the Enable team. Here, she takes the time to…
The trouble with labels
Tim Rushby-Smith explores the multifaceted nature of the term ‘disability’… Settling into a new area (in my case, in a new country) can be an intimidating process, especially if…