Showing posts with label disability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disability. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2022

ANJA CHRISTOFFERSEN, THE INCONTINENT FASHION MODEL

I was quite surprised when I came across this young woman a few years ago. In a career that demands perfection and is a wrecking ball for body image, it is truly great Christoffersen has managed to make a career modeling clothing and that she's been able to use that platform to raise awareness and help people. 

BETHANY HAMILTON CHANGES DIAPERS WITH HER FEET

This article talks a bit about how disabled Christian surfer Bethany Hamilton takes care of her children with only one arm. Hamilton is an inspiration, not because she is disabled, but because she is a Christian. 

Thursday, January 28, 2021

CLOTH DIAPERS FOR SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS

     The parent, guardian or caregiver of a child who is taking longer to toilet train or is unable to due to a physical, mental or psychological condition doesn't have to use disposable diapers. There are reusable options out there that look nice, feel nice, are good for the environment, and, most importantly, work really well. This video looks at a few brands of special needs cloth diapers and gives concise but thorough details about each. 

Friday, March 30, 2018

THE INCONTINENT DISABLED FINALLY HAVE A VOICE

Prior to the internet and social media, the only time you heard about incontinence in mainstream media was on a telathon, or maybe some shock jock was making fun of it. Now, those who have continence problems finally have a voice. Below are some of the favourite youtube channels I've discovered so far.

First, Luda Gogolushko, a young woman in a wheelchair, talks about wearing diapers in situations where she might not find an accessible bathroom. Follow her links for other videos on this topic.

Next, Andrea Lausell, a young woman with spina bifida, talks about the bladder leakage that comes with this disability. Also follow her links for similar videos.

Next, there's Olivia Robbin, a young woman who has dealt with overactive bladder and bed-wetting all her life.

Then, there's Back In Diapers, a young woman who has become fully bladder incontinent.