Tag: bendrigg trust

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  Who am I? A mother a wife , Someone from another life…. I haven’t got a clue. Have you? When I was little I was all alone, Aged 17 i left home, around the world I roamed. Having so much fun, Much more confident I had become. I went Sailing on the sea, Young single […]

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  Jan 26, 2019

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  assisted travel, bendrigg trust, chronic pain, decathlon, disability awareness, Dr Tripathi, enhanced community support wyre and fylde, exercising with a chronic illness, family therapy, go outdoors, invacare, losing your identity, poetry, social isolation, Thornton Medical Centre

• Let’s Go to the Moon

  

  What shall I do today? I’ll take the kids to the park to play. Or maybe climb a hill , Reaching the top looking down is such a thrill. Maybe I can go shopping, Buy a new outfit for the weekend to go disco bopping. Building sandcastles on the beach, The sun so hot biting […]

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  Jan 25, 2019

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  #disabilityawareness, 20iplenty, air tents, all terrain mobility scooter, all terrain wheelchair, appropriate equipment, assisted travel, bendrigg trust, camping, disabled facilities, exercising with a chronic illness, family wellbeing service, handcycle, learning through adventure, longterm health conditions, losing your identity, mobilityaids, social isolation, support in the community, Thornton Medical Centre, Virgin rail, wheelchair assessment, Yorkshire care equipment

• I can feel it in my water…..

  

  Exciting times ahead this year ! 1. I’m going to be a grandma (well mar mar joe ) in may. 2. We are fortunate enough to be getting a ground floor extension built. It’s been a nightmare having it built over Christmas but the builders are doing an amazing job. The ground floor extension will […]

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  Jan 5, 2019

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  all terrain wheelchair, assisted travel, bendrigg trust, chronic pain, disability awareness, Dorney Lake, exercising with a chronic illness, family activities, family wellbeing service, giving things a go, go outdoors, handcycle, invacare, mental health, national rail, natural endorphins, new year, outdoor learning, Royal Preston hospital, social isolation, TeamBrit, tga, Thornton Medical Centre, tramper, travelling on public transport with a wheelchair, Virgin rail, wheelchairs, wythenshawe hospital, young carers awareness

• Someone Turned the Light On At Last !

  

  I’ve come to a big realization this weekend. I’ve no idea if it’s due to the fact that I’ve been on anti depressants for years now and my Drs’ practice messed up, didn’t put them in my medication pack so I haven’t had any for 10 days despite trying to ring and sort it out……. […]

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  Dec 1, 2018

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  20iplenty, bendrigg trust, chronic pain, disability awareness, exercising with a chronic illness, family therapy, family wellbeing service, learning through adventure, longterm health conditions, losing your identity, mental health, replacement tubes, social care, social isolation, suitable equipment for day to day living, Superhero Tri series, support in the community, TeamBrit, Virgin rail, yha, Yorkshire care equipment, young carers awareness

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  Today I feel so tired, My brain is wrongly wired. I can’t get out of bed, Really bad pains in my body and head. So i close my eyes and drift away, To all the nice places I’ll visit one day. Think of the good times don’t dwell on the bad, Or you’ll spend the […]

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  Nov 16, 2018

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  bendrigg trust, chronic pain, disability awareness, disabled facilities, exercising with a chronic illness, family therapy, family wellbeing service, health, Lancashire County council, MoorparkLeisureCentre, outdoor learning, social isolation, superherotri, TeamBrit, tramper, travelling on public transport with a wheelchair, yha