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When Ray met Roz

When Ray met Roz Planning an accessible wedding wasn’t nearly as difficult as finding a hotel with a wet room, says Ray Lang
 

Sophie's new model army

Sophie's new model army Although she only came runner-up, the real star of the reality TV show Britain’s Missing Top Model was surely Sophie Morgan.
 

Stop assuming, start listening

Stop assuming, start listening Author Shanta Everington has had a hidden impairment since she was a teenager. But she’s still waiting for a little understanding
 

Sisters in arms

Sisters in arms In May, disability activist Sue Maynard Campbell died. Her sister and fellow campaigner, Alice Maynard, reflects on a relationship that went beyond family ties to tackle the barriers they both faced in an unreceptive world
 

Don't lose your bottle

Don't lose your bottle Johny Cassidy was met by tuts and prejudice as his daughter’s main carer
 

Coming to terms

Coming to terms Disability language has always been a quagmire. Betsy Valnes asks if there’s a way out
 

Words of love and sex

Words of love and sex Just because I am disabled, does not mean I cannot enjoy sex and write about it, says Penelope Fleming-Fido
 

Two little boys

Two little boys Was passing on her impairment to her son a reason to feel guilty, asks Emma Bowler
 

A marriage made in Devon

A marriage made in Devon Lee and Jessica Hodgson were married in a same-sex ceremony in Devon in April, with the help of their guide dogs. Lee describes how they tied the most accessible of knots