Expedia Group and international disability charity Leonard Cheshire have called on the travel sector to be more inclusive of disabled people and people with special needs. The two organisations have collaborated on the Breaking Down Barriers to Travel ...
Epilepsy, like other long-term conditions comes with certain risks. Unfortunately, a number of people with epilepsy do die each year: 21 people with epilepsy die each week in the UK alone (over 1000 per year), ...
… being a special needs parent sometimes means leaving the hospital after baby had three seizures in two days to be smiling at your eldest’s birthday party!
Altought having a very busy schoolgirl and a neurodiverse toddler, my environmental friendly soul keep me from buying a car and so does living in London. We are public transport fan and in the past ...
“As special needs parents, we don’t have the power to make life fair but we do have the power to make the life joyful” Anonymus
Among all desired travel destinations we all dream to visit at least once in life, there is a trip that no one wish to ever undertake but that must be planned if you live with ...
In 2015 when we got our first compact travel buggy there was not much of a choice: there was only one brand producing a carry-on buggy. At that time, it was perhaps easier as there ...
“Embrace the unique way your child is blooming — even if it’s not in the garden you imagined.” Jenn Soehnlin Embracing This Special Life
In addition to all medicines, drugs and the other health related bits and bob, it is very important for us to make room for few items that might assist in reducing seizure episode while outdoor. ...
I am a minimalist, at least this is what I think about myself! I hate to accumulate stuff in the house and around us and I constantly check my closed, storage and decluttering everything that ...
