Most travel guides for disabled people cover airports, hotels, and destinations. Almost none of them cover the bit that comes before all of that: a...
Read moreThe existing guide on flying with crutches gets nearly 7,000 clicks a year. But walking sticks are a different question, with different rules and d...
Read moreDating when you use a mobility aid comes with questions most guides don't cover. When do you mention it? How do you handle the awkward moments? Her...
Read moreMost people wait longer than they should to start using a mobility aid. Here are the signs that it's time, and why acting on them sooner rather tha...
Read moreThe right mobility aid isn't just functional. It's the one you'll actually reach for. Here's how to find a walking stick or crutches that feel like...
Read moreFolding walking sticks divide opinion. Here's the honest guide - what makes a good one, whether they're actually safe, and why one might change how...
Read moreChoosing a walking aid when you have arthritis isn't just about support, it's about finding something your hands can actually use comfortably. Here...
Read moreA walking stick for balance is only as good as the fit. Here's everything you need to know to choose one that genuinely supports you, and looks goo...
Read moreStruggling with a plaster or fibreglass cast during hot weather? From swelling and itching to sleep, showering, DVT risk, and staying safe on crutc...
Read moreHeatwaves can be especially difficult for disabled people, mobility aid users and anyone living with chronic illness. This practical guide shares e...
Read moreA mobility aid shouldn't mean a smaller life. Here's the honest, practical guide to planning accessible holidays abroad - from what to book first t...
Read moreThe NHS can provide walking sticks, crutches, and other mobility aids but provision is patchy, waiting times vary, and the options are limited. Her...
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