Seniors with chronic health conditions or disabilities can still live with relative independence with the right environment. Rather than having them change to suit their home’s set up, it’s much better to upgrade the home and make it more accommodating. With these upgrades, disabled seniors can prioritize safety and health in their homes, age in […]
Swimming is commonly known these days as the perfect exercise. You may now be asking yourself, why is this? Swimming is a fantastic way to work out your whole body and cardiovascular system by burning a tonne of calories. Doing 1 hour of swimming burns as many calories as 1 hour of running. Swimming is […]
Would a guy date a woman with a disability? That’s not the sort of question guys are expecting to hear amidst the typical flurry of getting-to-know-you questions. But it’s nonetheless an important – even critical – one for me. It’s at the top of my list, actually. It’s a question I’ve been asking myself since […]
It has been proven by numerous studies that small residential homes, which are designed to house small a group of people with disabilities, can be beneficial for the individuals living in them. Factors such as productivity, community integration, adaptability, increase in behavior, all play a part with the individuals who live in such facilities. As […]
I recently met David through my blog. He was charming, witty and funny. After a bit of friendly Twirting (flirting via Twitter, the equivalent of computer footsie), he said he thought I was pretty funny too and even admitted to being a bit intimidated when I told him how strong my physical disability, Freeman-Sheldon Syndrome, […]
Fashion magazines do a lot of random things that don’t make sense. Photographers put naked models, wearing just a pair of designer heels on a horse, or cloak models in haute couture and then have them pose poolside. It’s fashion. It’s art. Don’t ask questions. Unless shit gets really weird, which is what happened over […]
