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About Us
She found that the most frustrating aspect of all this was the difficulty in accessing the right information for
the right aspect of building or maintaining a full and independent life. This was what led her to create this
site in an attempt to provide a range of useful information .
If you have a disability, are a Carer or have an interest in disability issues, this site is for you.
The site was created for people living in Surrey and surrounding areas but now has regular
readers from all over the country and from abroad.
We try to bring information we think will help or be of interest, BUT we also know that disabled people have
knowledge and experiences that would be of great value to others. We therefore ask you to share your
knowledge and experiences with us, good or bad, by sending in Articles, Messages or suggestions for
topics you would like to read about.
If there is nothing on the site at present to help with a difficulty you have, we invite you to send
an email to the Message Board. If you see a message and know something that might help the
writer, we ask you please to share your knowledge and reply to the message you have seen.
If you simply have something to say, please feel free to use the message board to say it.
If you have an interesting experience or know about a useful group or service, please send in a
message or an article about it
To send a message select this Link: [ Send Messages ]
To send an Article, select this Link: [ Send Articles ]
We hope you like the site. If you think something is missing from it, please do tell us. No
guarantees but we will try to provide what you want to see. Better still, why don’t you
contribute an article, message or photographs to post on the site?
the right aspect of building or maintaining a full and independent life. This was what led her to create this
site in an attempt to provide a range of useful information .
If you have a disability, are a Carer or have an interest in disability issues, this site is for you.
The site was created for people living in Surrey and surrounding areas but now has regular
readers from all over the country and from abroad.
We try to bring information we think will help or be of interest, BUT we also know that disabled people have
knowledge and experiences that would be of great value to others. We therefore ask you to share your
knowledge and experiences with us, good or bad, by sending in Articles, Messages or suggestions for
topics you would like to read about.
If there is nothing on the site at present to help with a difficulty you have, we invite you to send
an email to the Message Board. If you see a message and know something that might help the
writer, we ask you please to share your knowledge and reply to the message you have seen.
If you simply have something to say, please feel free to use the message board to say it.
If you have an interesting experience or know about a useful group or service, please send in a
message or an article about it
To send a message select this Link: [ Send Messages ]
To send an Article, select this Link: [ Send Articles ]
We hope you like the site. If you think something is missing from it, please do tell us. No
guarantees but we will try to provide what you want to see. Better still, why don’t you
contribute an article, message or photographs to post on the site?
The creator and editor of this site, Rachel is a full time wheelchair user following
an accident in 1991 when she broke her back. In spite of a long working life which
included, working for the NHS, graduating in Social Policy and managing
disability advocacy services, she found the path following her accident to be bumpy
and littered with hurdles of one sort or another.
an accident in 1991 when she broke her back. In spite of a long working life which
included, working for the NHS, graduating in Social Policy and managing
disability advocacy services, she found the path following her accident to be bumpy
and littered with hurdles of one sort or another.