Disabled Toilets

Hospitals: Are they for patient care or doctors careers?

7 Comments / A 30 Minute Life, Disabled Toilets, discrimination, headache, hospital, life with MS, Living with Chronic Illness, living with MS, living with multiple sclerosis, Medical system, Mental health, mobility, Multiple Sclerosis, pain / By

“You want me to come back again tomorrow?” I said through gritted teeth. My cheeks were twitching with pain and I asked, “Are you admitting me?” “No, but you must come back tomorrow to see the neurology team, and we will start you on steroids.” I shook with rage. It had become too much. The …

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A Delicate Subject

A Delicate Subject – Disabled Toilets

2 Comments / A 30 Minute Life, Disabled Toilets, life with MS, living with MS, living with multiple sclerosis, mobility, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, RRMS, SPMS, work / By

This post was going to be an information piece about disabled toilets, and the way we should build them. However, in my research, and chatting on Twitter, I have found there are standards (Irish Standards) in place. These even look well thought out, and the Irish Wheelchair Association has prepared a whole book (click here) …

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