With prices in supermarkets rising and energy bills soaring, we're all feeling the hit of the cost of living crisis.
However, some people are likely to be more badly affected than others.
This includes disabled people like Robert, who can't afford to charge his mobility scooter (BBC).
Robert Hand, from Nottingham, has not worked since an accident eight years ago left him with a spinal injury.
He said his mobility scooter was one of his few ways of getting out but, with energy bills increasing, he cannot afford to use it.
"To get the battery [of the scooter] to full charge, it takes about 45 minutes to an hour," said Mr Hand, who previously worked as an engineer.
"Obviously I'd like to go out. I've got options of online shopping, if I need food. But it's soul destroying [not being able to go out].
"It does worry me because if it keeps going up the way it's going up, it's going to be beyond anything I can pay."
Mr Hand added he was "scraping by" on disability benefits.
"I like to keep myself warm. It's not nice being cold, especially when I'm not 100% well," he said.
I know there have been a number of different discussions about the cost of living crisis here on the community, but I'd be interested to hear if anyone's had a similar experience to this, or has felt particularly adversely affected by the cost of living crisis.
Do you feel especially negatively impacted by the cost of living crisis due to being disabled, or having a disabled loved one?
