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Oct 12, 2026 ∙ 12 min
Let’s Talk Resilience
From time to time I’m aware that I go quiet on the blogs front - that’s usually because there’s a lot going on in my life and I literally can’t find the time to write - somewhat annoying for a writer I must say… This time I’ve been quiet because I’ve been taking up beds in a variety of Sydney’s finest hospitals. For those who are new here; I have two incurable and degenerative conditions which keep life interesting. Firstly I have MS, I like to call it Choose Your Own Adventure because I’m...

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Aug 4, 2026 ∙ 9 min
Love is a Doing Word
I’ve been reflecting on the concept of love as I go about my week. It started because I had a phone call with a dear friend over the weekend who helped me grapple with some difficult information. At the end of the call I said, as always, “I love you”, which then led me down the rabbit hole of what is love and why is it important? Allan Schore is a well known and respected psychologist and researcher. He has spent his life looking at the interplay of relationships and brain development. One...

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Aug 4, 2026 ∙ 17 min
Inter-railing? With a Wheelchair? You have to be crazy! The UK
London and the UK First things first - navigating the considerable public transport system or, as I like to say; the boring but essential information for a successful trip to London I used to live in London so I know it well, I’ve also been in and out of London as wheelchair user a gazillion times. The first thing you need to know is that London is one of the most accessible cities in the world. Every piece of public transport including the black cabs are all accessible in one way shape or...

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Angharad Candlin

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