The Guardian asked seven people to document their everyday experiences of disability throughout September. Their diaries capture the reality of being disabled in Britain today: the slights, broken systems and misunderstandings that stop disabled people from living as should be their right.
Frances Ryan of The Guardian reflects on the issues that arose – public transport, employment, housing, attitudes – and meets four of the diarists.
How well do their experiences mirror ours in Ontario? Would you be willing to keep a diary? If so, let CWDO know.
Read the full article about the reality of living with a disability in the UK.