Site Logo background

Home

· Home

· Site Map

· Contact me

· Browsealoud

· Disability Blog

· Website Awards

· Disclaimer

Donate now

· Benefit Bar

· Cerebral Palsy Support - Donate now

Advertising and Marketing

· Our partners

· Advertise your Business

Shopping

· Shop till you drop

· Shop till you drop in USA

· Special Needs Store

· Games Store

Living in Society

· Living in society

Bodyworks

· How the Body Works

Neurological Disorders

· Neurology

Congenital disorders

· What is a Congenital disorder

Bones and Orthopaedic Disorders

· Bone and Orthopaedic Problems

Heritable Disorders

· What is Marfan Syndrome

Gastric Disorders

· What is Reflux

Autoimmune Disorders

· What is Autoimmunity

Rehabilitation

· Rehabilitation

Caregivers and Homecare

· Caregivers

Disability Discrimination

· Disability Discrimination

Stem Cell Research

· Stem Cell Research

Personal injury and Solicitors

· Injury claims

· Underdog

· Medical Negligence

· Accident Claims

· Compensation

· Personal Injury Claims

· Cerebral Palsy Compensation Claims

· Injury Claim

· Clinical Negligence Solicitors

· Personal Injury Solicitors

Resources

· Disability Links

· Stannah Stairlifts

· Free Eye Tests

· Wheelchairs

· Ableize Mobility Directory

· Life Insurance UK

Community

· MySpace Support Group

· Book Reviews

· Games Store

Living life to the full around the world

Read about how people around the world live with Disability. Here you will read about our highs and lows in life,

22 June 2008

Where it all began

My Parents separated when I was 4 years old, and I was an only child. However, the first four years of my life, we lived in an upstairs flat, reached by climbing two or three flights of stairs. It was in the same street as other relatives. My Grandparents lived just across the road from us, plus aunts and their families. Our road was a bit like Coronation Street. Everyone knew each other, from one end of the street to the other. We then had to move to a ground floor flat, when I was nearly five, because I was becoming to heavy for my mother to carry me up and down stairs. But, we made frequent visits to where we first lived. My weekends would be spent at my Grandparents home. I remember many Birthday parties taking place in neighbours back gardens. I also spent a lot time playing with my cousins. We had firework parties in my Grandparent back yard, and Christmas parties at one of my aunt's and uncle's house. As a child holidays always included the whole family. One of my uncles owned a Chalet near the seaside, we also stayed at holidays camps. The whole family treated me the same as any other child. My disability was not an issue then, it may have been because I was an active child in my own way.

Labels:

0 Comments:

Post a Comment

Links to this post:

Create a Link

<< Home

Hosted by Sirius Pro Web Design & Build