How Not To Be A Victim
Today I want to share with you something we often shy away from. It’s something we all experience but seldom appreciate as we should: the strange, unpredictable, and sometimes downright weird situations that come our way. We’re taught to fear them, to avoid them, or to think of them as obstacles. But in reality, these …
Epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by recurrent seizures, is far more intricate and multifaceted than commonly perceived. Despite its prevalence, there remains a significant gap in knowledge and understanding surrounding the condition. This lack of comprehension contributes to misconceptions, stigma, and challenges in effectively managing epilepsy. 1. Diverse Presentation of Seizures Epileptic seizures manifest in …
your going to get it “Not My Problem??” so you keep it to yourself , yes there are people who are like this and admittedly i was one of those at the start of my journey. The reason these people avoid asking for help is because they might think it makes them look weak to …
Everyone’s life is unique exactly the same as how no-ones fingerprint is the same. Once you’ve removed the mask, then people can see you for you. There’s so much to tell about yourself, it’s down to you to have the voice and show people who you are and what you are capable of. No-one has …
Don’t go where the path may lead , instead go where there isn’t a path and you leave a trail #motivation #MotivationalMonday #determination #passion #commitment #dedication #selfbelief #selfconfidence http://myepilepsyjourney.uk
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Hey, everyone! Let’s have a real conversation about disabilities. For too long, society has boxed the term “Disability” into something negative—a limitation, a weakness, or a disadvantage. But here’s the truth that many don’t realize: disabilities come with hidden advantages that can make you unstoppable in the business world. In fact, if we dig deeper, …
Hi there! I want to take a moment to talk about epilepsy and disability—not just the medical side of things, but also the personal and emotional layers that often don’t get enough attention. I’ll walk you through what epilepsy is, how it intertwines with living with a disability, and what it all means for day-to-day …
Success is a journey shaped by our priorities. Understanding the difference between what we need and what we want is crucial for personal and professional growth. While our needs are the essentials that form the foundation of success, our wants are the desires that enhance our experience but may not be critical to reaching our …
Good evening, everyone. Here’s the stats showing the impact of workplace bullying. It highlights how bullying affects mental health, career growth, and productivity. So , I stand here today with a message I wish none of us ever had to hear: bullying doesn’t always stop after school. Sometimes, it follows us into the places we …
The term “Woke” has become a call to action for addressing systemic inequality, often associated with racial, gender, or social justice. However, when it comes to disability, the conversation is still largely stuck at the awareness stage. Many people recognize the existence of barriers faced by individuals with disabilities but fail to take meaningful steps …
Disability is one of the most misunderstood aspects of human experience. It’s not just about the lack of knowledge that people have—it’s also about the stereotypes they hold, the assumptions they make, and the way they oversimplify or mischaracterize the lives of disabled individuals. These misconceptions often lead to harmful behaviors, systemic inequalities, and a …
Living with a disability feels like carrying an invisible weight that others can’t see. While the challenges are ever-present, the hardest part isn’t always the physical toll or the limitations; it’s the isolation. It’s the moments when you’re pouring your heart out, trying to explain your struggles, and the person across from you nods absentmindedly, …
Hello, everyone. I want to take a moment to share a deeply personal story with you, one that taught me a lesson I’ll never forget. When you live with a disability, you might find yourself treated differently, unfairly, or even cruelly. Some people will see you as an easy target. They’ll call you names, spread …
Hi , everyone. Today, I want to talk about something important, something we can all take to heart: the power of action and the pride that comes from doing something meaningful. Too often, we hear people say, “We Could’ve Done This,” or “We Should’ve Done That.” These words, while full of regret, come too late. …
Let’s talk about a type of person we’ve all come across at some point in our lives—the Plastic Bully. Now, who are they? These are the people who act like they’re bigger, stronger, and more important than you, especially when they’re in a group. They think your disability or the fact that you’re different in …
