So a while ago there was a video released by a celebrity where she spent the day in a wheelchair. At first glance, this seemed like a harmless way of making non-wheelchair users think but it never sat right with me. It was when I saw her summary video of her day did things start to come into place for...

FND is a neurological condition that is normally triggered as a result of years of mental trauma than a physical trauma which basically pushes the brain over the edge. The brain then finds a way of coping with everything going on which can be having seizures, paralysis, tics etc.

I don't have a place in paralympic sport. Yesterday the BBC showed a documentary about how the Paralympics is classified. each Paralympic athlete is given a classification as to 'how disabled' you are. now for those who have a stereotypical disability, e.g a spinal cord injury you will have minimal problems with getting into the classification...