Indian / Irish disabled woman. Activist, academic, wife, mother, home chef. Research interests sexual citizenship and reproductive justice for disabled people.
2024 will see publication of ‘Never Know Your Place - Memoir of a Rulebreaker’ which will be published in March by @OBrienPress
It was written by Martin Naughton with Joanna Marsden. It has a foreword by Rosaleen McDonagh, and an afterword by Niall O'Baoill.
@Lucy_Webster_ I have a bell on my bedside table that I just hit on top and it rings. It's the old basic type you see on reception desks. No matter how noisy the house the ding catches my family or PAs attention. I call it my Lillie bell cos my young neice gave it to me. Low tech solution 😀
@dunnesstores you stock Lakeshore oils, but I have never been able to find the Lakeshore Rapeseed Oil With Garlic 250ml in your Blanchardstown store. Why is this omitted?
Great idea - no need to use the word caretaker though, we are not buildings! The disabled person is the blue badge holder - the person who drives is not necessarily a carer but of course could assist in testing the system if the disabled person communicates differently.
On the 6th anniversary of the ISL Act, it would be wonderful to see Irish primary schools following this school’s initiative re BSL in the UK! #ISL https://t.co/B9y9uiuOBS
@rtenews If their Radiology Department could make a few of their new changing cubicles wheelchair accessible that would be something to celebrate 😡 @ILMIreland @AccessForAll7