Able2Do Anything: Achievements

When Dandy Doodlez was diagnosed with Myagic Encephalomyelitis you may think her outlook looked bleak, but once she came to terms with her illness she painted a total different picture.

Let’s not beat around the bush here, almost everyone thinks about sex, but for some reason it’s a subject which rarely comes up when talking about disabled people.

Andrew had had enough. Pointing a gun in his mouth he was about to end his life, fortunately not only is he still here to tell what happened afterwards, he’s now behind a support group to help others in similar situations.

Ever thought of writing a book but never got round to it? If so a 72-year-old Gosport, Hampshire will put you to shame!

When Noah started painting on pieces of cardboard during lockdown he probably didn’t expect the creative designs to attract global coverage.

For many Route 66 is the ultimate road trip, covering the 2,400 miles is an experience of a lifetime, but for obvious reasons making the trek through lockdown was almost out of reach.

A five-year-old boy has shown his disability doesn’t stop him from not only living a normal life but also raising thousands of cash achieving a remarkable feat.

A disabled schoolboy who has gripped the hearts of the nation has been honoured with a very special royal message.

Things could had turned out very differently for Joshua Robertson after a life-changing accident, but instead of wallowing in his self-pity he did the complete opposite.

Last year Louie George Wood said the word ‘mum’ for the first time, quite an achievement for a little boy whose parents were told he would never be able to speak.

A young man from East Kilbridge, Scotland has overcome the odds to raise money for good causes during the COVID-19 coronavirus lockdown.

Disabled and military veterans in Sheridan, Mountain Country are ‘’chilling’ through the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic after being handed out free weed.