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Report: Energy impairment and disability inclusion: towards an advocacy movement for energy limiting chronic illness
Energy impairment and disability inclusion: towards an advocacy movement for energy limiting chronic illness, by Catherine Hale, Stef Benstead, Jenny Lyus, Evan Odell and Anna Ruddock. Centre for Welfare reform: April 2020 DRILL Blog post: Energy impairment and disability inclusion … Continue reading
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Tagged Anna Ruddock, Catherine Hale, Chronic illness, Chronic Illness Inclusion Project, Disability Research on Independent Living & Learning, disabled, discrimination, DRILL, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, energy impairment, Evan Odell, FM, invisible illness, Jenny Lyus, Multiple Sclerosis, social model, Stef Benstead
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Project offers new bridge between chronic illness community & disability movement
Disability News service blog post by John Pring,2018: Project offers new bridge between chronic illness community and disability movement A disabled researcher has suggested a way to bring the hundreds of thousands of people with chronic illness under the umbrella … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Hale, Centre for Welfare Reform, Chronic Illness Inclusion Project, disability, Disability news service, disabled people, John Pring, social model
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Are people with ME disabled?
TIPSFORME blog: Are you Disabled?, by Jenny, 15 April 2016 On Twitter there have been some interesting discussions this week about disability identity and ME. I think this is worth everyone with ME thinking about. For most of us ME is … Continue reading
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Tagged biopsychosocial model, Disability Living Allowance, disabled, disabled rights movement, DLA, George Faulkner, medical model, PACE trial, social model, TipsforME
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