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Invisible Disability

Honest lived experience, useful reporting and sharp commentary about disability and chronic illness — including work, healthcare, relationships, identity, access and everyday life.

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Invisible Disability

Invisible Disability

Carole Pyke on recognising herself after memory loss

By Brendan McDonald

An oval mirror surrounded by a flowing red ribbon on a cream surface in warm sunlight.
AI-generated editorial illustration created with MidJourney.
Carole Pyke talks to Brendan McDonald about memory loss, identity, work and the support that helps her live on her own terms after two strokes.

Invisible Disability

Trapped in Your Own Body: Living With Anxiety and Selective Mutism

By Mikayla Simpson

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AI-generated illustration created for URevolution with Midjourney.
Mikayla writes about anxiety, selective mutism, being misunderstood and learning to offer herself grace after years of confusion and shame.

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