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The Story of Jon and Al…
What can I take away from a life lived with a brother who has Downs Syndrome? It turns out, a lot. Here I share some snippets of lessons Jon has taught me about life and share lessons you might be able to take into yours. Open, frank and from the heart, it’s all here in the Jon & Al blog series.
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The Time Jon and I Went Shopping on our own aged 4 and 5
Caravanning holidays were a regular part of growing up as you may have guessed from previous blogs. Indeed, many of these blogs feature holiday related topics for some reason. Our proud portable home from home was a small blue, Abbey 4 berth caravan, mum and...
The time Jon got pissed on my wedding day
Jon was always a fantastic crowd pleaser. He was great at directing people and liked nothing more than thinking he was helping a large event run smoothly by helping out. So when it came for the 13 October 2013, the day of my wedding Jon was right there to lend a hand...
Learning Disability for MSK Professionals. In Partnership With My Therapy Network.
A crash course so you don’t! Next Course: 12th Feb 2022 Venue: The Brain Charity, Liverpool Price: £110 BOOK ONLINE NOW Alistair Beverley (also known on social media as The LD Physio) will be bringing his one day Learning...
Tough Topics In LD: The Podcast
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When people say that all healthcare practitioners care about all patients and know their legal requirements I'll add this to the list of egs that clearly, they don't.
Cripes.
#MedTwitter, how can a parent access reasonable adjustments in an emergency care situation, for a learning-disabled teenager who is too frightened to co-operate with staff?
(For some reason, doc snapping that kid is 'just wasting everyone's time' ain't helped at all.)
