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Starlight & Stone By Emma Major A mindfulness colouring book inspired by Iona £11.99 Unwind and connect with the spirit of Iona as you illuminate intricate stars and timeless Celtic crosses, losing yourself in the small details and soothing patterns. ionabooks.com/product/starli…

Finally THANK YOU to blind artist & Berkshire Vision Member @emmuk74 who designed the most wonderful Christmas Cards for us. There are a few packs of these limited edition cards left so call us on the office if you would like to buy a pack. #CharitableGiving

Go Lionesses A bit of geometric creativity today wishing luck to @Lionesses FIFA Women's World Cup #womensupportingwomen #WomensWorldCupFinal #womenfootball #WorldCupFinal #FIFA23 #football #FIFAWWC #Lionesses

My painting is now home, what an amazing experience it was

@DrFrancesRyan Thank you xx I had a career I loved and now I can barely function most days - no one chooses to be this sick.

There’s been some utterly toxic media about people on out-of-work disability benefits in recent days and I really hope anyone affected is okay. You have greater value and contribute more to society than any journalist who gets paid to produce this trash for a living.

@RNIB Congratulations to you both

A moving conversation with Laura Neale founder of @YouBelong_2019 and @emmuk74 at a previous Stronger conference. The theme of the conversation is 'strength in the Lord'. Catch up via ➡️ youtu.be/5rnSfmE4S8g 👀

5 of 5 stars to Valuable by Liz Carter goodreads.com/review/show/55…

👸🤴🇬🇧 📷 @ChrisJack_Getty

Sometimes, the best way you can support someone having a rough day is just by lending a listening ear and a shoulder to cry on. Love this poem from @emmuk74 in our brand new issue, you can find it on our website now! 🤍

@fromsarahlex I wrote this poem to deal with my frustration... Waves of disappointment Crash on the shores of hope As yet again access is restricted A secondary consideration An unnecessary provision An after thought Because "We haven't had wheelchair users before" Or "It's difficult to..

@fromsarahlex I was planning on going on a local arts trail this weekend but the very few venues that say they are wheelchair accessible have a step or gravel - no that's not accessible

My mum and cousin both rang the restaurant I’ve just been to on separate occasions and checked it was wheelchair accessible, and were told it was. I got there, was taken to a side entrance, only to be met with a step. They weren’t expecting a powerchair despite mum telling them

@lifeofablindgrl Appalling, that member of staff needs training.

🧵 Whilst travelling for a work meeting today, I was made to feel like a burden, simply for going about my day. Buckle up, this is a long one!

@Philippa_Perry @CCullingworth Thanks, it was refreshing

@emmuk74 @CCullingworth Sleep tight

I’d forgotten about that government phone alarm thing. Just dozing off and it scared the living daylights outta me.

@BBCNews All 3 of our phones were on and nothing. We're with @ThreeUK thru ID mobile

People yet to receive an emergency alert in government test, initial reports suggest bbc.in/3H7OPk2

@KateStanforth Joke yet no joke

If you didn’t get the emergency alert and your notifications aren’t turned on I’d that because the government aren’t arsed about saving you? Is it because I’m in a wheelchair… 😂

@juliesharp86 @MartinJTJoss Not very useful then

What emergency test? Very silent phones here near Reading

@wagnerlass A test which they can learn from I guess. Apparently lots of us on @ThreeUK didn't get the alert. And some are saying if on home WiFi it didn't work.

@emmuk74 And in north of Scotland. Not a resounding success really!