Sweet escapes with Spinal Injuries Scotland
A spinal injury can turn life upside down: it can feel like a dark and lonely time. Spinal Injury Scotland (SIS), alongside its dedicated volunteers…
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Get your sweat on: the best sports to get active
It’s time to shake off winter and get active. Whether you’re a fan of fitba and want to get into a team sport, or prefer…
Multiple sclerosis: The learning curve of diagnosis according to patients
Disability affects people in various ways. Symptoms that may be debilitating to someone may be bearable to another – it’s all relative. One condition that…
Let’s talk disability equipment, and how costly it can be
Whether it’s personal mobility equipment, vehicle adaptations, hearing aids, speech recognition software or home monitoring systems, we live in an age where technology is providing…
How to appeal your PIP and recover your benefits: a quick guide
Over 1.6 million disability claims are going to be reviewed over the next few years and the cost to the government is estimated at £3.7…
Best accessible British walks for National Walking Month
This month is National Walking Month, and what better time of year to get outdoors and enjoy some of the best of Britain’s walking trails?…
What happens if you pass away when you’re a carer?
Death is never a concept at the forefront of conversation, and it’s for this reason many people wait too long before getting their personal affairs…