Author: joestevensonuk

Really dealing with disability

by joestevensonuk21st August 202021st August 2020 No comments

This post is short and simple enough to understand. But it’s an important one I’ve been wondering about for a quite a while now. If […]

Depression, aggression, and leaders for progression

by joestevensonuk24th July 202024th July 2020 No comments

Disability. In general, it’s not such a popular subject to talk about, is it? And that’s what makes the difficulties we experience tricky to tackle. […]

“Come As You Are”: I couldn’t review it, but had to speak out loud

by joestevensonuk23rd July 202023rd July 2020 No comments

When I conceded the film “Come As You Are” as a dull cloud being released over the UK, I was hugely frustrated. I may only […]

Interesting people, interesting answers

by joestevensonuk11th July 202011th July 2020 No comments

Right now, the world of COVID-19 is causing a lot of issues for disabled people. One frustration is it’s far from easy to exchange genuine […]

Men of Quality Embrace Equality Sign Holder

Society’s still ignorant, but let’s pounce upon it in time

by joestevensonuk7th July 20207th July 2020 No comments

Epilepsy often leads to fatigue. Side-effects are responsible for this, and I also struggle to breathe as easily ever since my VNS surgery. But I […]

Does a poem to say keep the doctor away?

by joestevensonuk30th June 20202nd July 2020 No comments

Writing poems and reading poems. Will it with withdraw our problems? I’m not so sure if it solves them, but it helps. Perhaps the fact […]

What is ableism?

by joestevensonuk17th June 202017th June 2020 No comments

Ableism really isn’t so complicated. I say we start using the phrase more often than “disability discrimination”. Individuals can be ableist in a variety of […]