PUPPY UPDATES, SUNNY TRIP TO KNARESBOROUGH, AND BIRMINGHAM BY WHEELCHAIR - WEEKLY VLOG!
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- A mish-mash of moments from the last week in May! This video includes a day trip to Knaresborough (North Yorkshire) in the sunshine with my best friend, a few updates on my Cavapoo puppy Ruby, and a last-minute trip to Birmingham to work on some access and marketing shenanigans with the tourism board. Hope you enjoy!
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Hello! My name is Pippa Stacey and I’m a disabled writer, presenter, and communications consultant based in York. I enjoy theatre, books, and fundraising, and can most often be found wearing some form of pyjamas and drinking all the tea.
I acquired my chronic illness as a young adult and struggle daily with the challenges of living my best life alongside managing a debilitating health condition. However, I’ve finally learned that I don’t have to ‘overcome’ or ‘defy’ my illness in order to be successful, and there’s truly nobody’s path to follow but your own.
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Another great vlog, Pippa - I always enjoy coming along with you in your vlogs. What a beautiful place to visit!
Thank you so much for the kind words Sue, the sunshine definitely helped too!
Quick accessibility question: What do you do with your wheelchair when you are at restaurants particularly when the restaurant is small and a bit inaccessible? A few weeks ago I went downtown with my mom for lunch and ended up not taking my wheelchair out because it was just a short walk, and I ended up regretting it. The restaurant was closed and I had to walk another two blocks to find an open restaurant that I could eat at. I didn’t bring the chair because the restaurant’s downtown are often quite small and can be very busy, so I was worried about where we would put my wheelchair if the restaurant was small, and you never know if staff are going to be nice about storing the chair somewhere or putting it next to the table if the restaurant is busy. Hope my question makes sense.😵💫
I think I've got the gist of that! If the place is accessible I usually just 'park' it at the table when they pull a chair out, although I have left my manual chair near the doors at the entrance before - your best bet is just to ask somebody working there where the best place is to leave it and it should be no issue at all!
@@LifeOfPippa Thank you. It’s something that could cause anxiety and make you nervous if you’ve never done it before. Even though I’m not an anxious person and am pretty confident in my wheelchair, people can be really rude where I live. Of course if they are rude, me and my family will say something because I don’t deserve to be treated badly just because I’m disabled. 😎
@@ruby3200 Absolutely! Go forth and have all the adventures you have your eye on, your joy matters just as much as anybody else's!