Name: WheelchairVista
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WheelchairVista

Illnesses Covered: anxiety/ depression, arthritis, CFS/ME, chronic pain, irritable bowel syndrome, lung issues, PTSD, Scoliosis

Short Blog Description: Disability Blogger, Activist and Information Guru. Wheelchair User and Educator

Long Blog Description:

I’m a Disability Blogger, Activist and Information Guru.
My professional background is in nursing and therapy.
I blog about my life and I how I navigate each day as wheelchair user. I write about some of the difficulties that I encounter. But I also seek to inform, encourage and enable others.
I’m passionate about equality, inclusion and education. I enjoy photography, galleries and travel.

Blog URL: https://wheelchairvista.life

keywords: anxiety, chronic pain, depression, PTSD, Reduced Lung Function, Spinal Arthritis, Wheelchair User

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