Having to explain 'disability'

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  • egister
    egister Posts: 1,109 Pioneering
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/920378#Comment_920378

    Congratulations to the NHS and UK schools. And to the government. They don't inform people.

  • Kev1n
    Kev1n Online Community Member Posts: 15 Connected

    I am not sure if this is relevant but, the ruling on disabled parking is clear, if you have a blue badge and there is a vacant disabled parking space, they cannot be reserved it's first come, first served. Even if you pay, using your own money, to have a disabled bay marked on the road outside your own property, anybody with a blue badge can park in that space if it is vacant.

  • quinceorange24
    quinceorange24 Scope Member Posts: 44 Contributor

    Walk a Day in My Shoes is a good idea, they should do a programme like that.

    I asked the channels to do something about more disabled people being on TV and I haven't heard anything from them.

  • Catherine21
    Catherine21 Posts: 6,696 Championing
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/921950#Comment_921950

    They only teach for thier agenda from a young age They try to mould us condition us and my brain wasn't designed to follow the norm I feel the whole of our life's we are being lied to even about history the lot used to think we was free to relize we will never be free from this system hopefully alot of people will be able to find work there you go rambling on

  • egister
    egister Posts: 1,109 Pioneering
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/922280#Comment_922280

    I completely agree. However, they do not drive cars with torn tires and a broken engine. However, they also force people with poor health to work.

  • egister
    egister Posts: 1,109 Pioneering
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/922175#Comment_922175
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/922265#Comment_922265

    Who is interested in the lives of disabled people? The government and their media? No. However, disabled people are still people and they need somewhere to live, eat something, somehow move around - corporations from this business sector are interested in living disabled people. You should turn to them for help in informing. Let them film Disabled Who).

  • Catherine21
    Catherine21 Posts: 6,696 Championing
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/923506#Comment_923506

    Liz kendell stating that work coaches visit severely mentally ill patients in psychiatric unit to help get into work ??

  • Dendoo
    Dendoo Online Community Member Posts: 242 Empowering

    I must obviously struggle to explain myself when describing symptoms but now I’ve applied for pip I’ve been keeping a diary so when my appointments come round I don’t want to waste them . Will be printing them off to take with me . Be quicker and I won’t forget to mention something . As for everyday people. Can’t answer that . I’ve just done 6 weeks cbt course for those with long term pain conditions I need to master not worrying about others think

    And learn to say no without guilt .

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