Media & PR Work

Media & PR
I volunteer for a couple of different charities. I have been asked in the past to write for Disability Horizons. I have written a couple of articles about different subjects, including parenting with a disability and why society believes disabled people shouldn’t have sex? I was also the first guest/woman to be on the panel on DHTV (Disability Horizon’s TV online) where we discussed the taboo subject of disability & sex, (see below). Pretty cool!!

CTN: How accessible is cruising?
I was asked to contribute to the Cruise Trade News article regarding how accessible are cruise holidays.
In my opinion, cruising as a full-time wheelchair user is by far the easiest way to holiday in comparison to flying out to a destination.
DHTV - Sex & Disability
Today, Monday (3rd May) the first @DHorizons TV episode has gone live.
Below, you can watch the first episode where I am joined by Mik Scarlet @MikScarlet Dan White @Danwhite1972 & Zec Richardson @SatonmyButt to talk about sex, body image and disability representation. We had a blast & laughed a lot!
Sex & Disability should NOT be taboo, our first DHTV is now LIVE:


I was invited to join a panel discussion on the topic of affirming that individuals with disabilities can excel as parents.

Top 15 UK Disability Blogger 2020
Feedspot is a website/blog that tracks thousands of disability websites in the UK.
I am currently featured in the list of Top 15 UK Disability Bloggers for 2020.
For more information on other disability blogs, please follow the link:

BBC Radio Wales Interview
I was asked to take part in an interview regarding a new scheme being brought to the government. The scheme would be a rating system, similar to the food rating scheme, where businesses are given a rating of how accessible they are.
I took part as I felt this was a very good idea and would make life easier for disabled people when choosing places to visit.

I am in the process of writing a book called Wheely Lots of Fun’ about having a sex life as a wheelchair user. I feel that this is, in particular, an area where disabled people are not represented at all.
Childbirth was not something that was ever mentioned by my hospital specialist or parents, or whether my disability would affect my ability to have children, or any children I had.
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- Product/Brand/Service Review
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If you have a subject you would like me to blog about or any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me.