Hi, my name is Kayleigh.
Kay8xo
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Hello, I'm kayleigh.
I'm quite new to all of this, I really appreciate all help ❤
I'm quite new to all of this, I really appreciate all help ❤
Thank you
Kayleigh
Kayleigh
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Hi @Kay8xo
Welcome to the community! Would you mind telling us a bit about yourself? Please let us know if there is anything we can help you withDisability Gamechanger - 2019 -
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Welcome to the community @Kay8xo
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Hello, sure.
I'm Kayleigh. Only recently become disabled. I have Chiari Malformation and a Neuroloical Disorder. It causes me mobility issues, paralysis from the waist down.
I used to work in schools. Was about to start university however currently it's on hold.
How are you all?
Tell me about you ❤️Thank you
Kayleigh -
Im Sam and I work for Scope looking after the community with @Pippa_Scope
@Chloe_Scope @Richard_Scope and @Alex
I have Ulcerative Colitis and a permanent ileostomy, I have three teenage kids and two dogs. I love my allotment, going to the cinema, reading and music.
I look forward to chatting with you!!Scope
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Hi @Kay8xo
I'm Richard and I also work for Scope. I have Cerebral Palsy and use a wheelchair. Look forward to getting to know you!
Scope
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I'm Chloe and I help to look after the community.
I am also a university student and I'm studying psychology and child development, which I love! I have mild Cerebral Palsy and am registered as partially sighted. I love writing, seeing friends and photographyScope -
Hi @Kay8xo
Welcome aboard.
I'm married, have two sons, 13 and 19, and eldest goes off to University himself this coming weekend. ?
I became poorly suddenly overnight with sickness, severe vertigo , anxiety and now depression issues and bilateral progressive hearing losses, and hearing aids in February of 2017.
Finally my diagnosis is in ( a week ago) Menieres Disease, and vestibular Neuritis, which we all knew already, these past 19 months of vestibular and Neurology.
I gave a fabulous husband and sons, friends and support locally via Hearing loss and mental health charities.
Counselling is helping a lot, and on anti depressants meds to keep upright.,moreso and coping on some level. I just get so physically and mentally exhausted though.
Everyone on here is wonderful, and so informative. XX
Looking forward to chatting.
X P XPoliteness costs nothing, but goes a long way in life.
Always look out for each other. Be kind.
Hugs and smiles mean the world. XX
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