Disability at university: see the world through my eyes

By Jamie Green. Imagine living on a campus inhabited by people with a different set of needs and abilities to your own. Imagine the scene. You're walking around campus, surrounded by all these "normal" people in wheelchairs and everyone's staring at you. It happens so often that you've stopped noticing it. You are a walker after all, part of that strange group of people, those oddities who don't use wheelchairs like everyone else. You're one of those people who causes inconvenience to bus drivers as they have to move their ramps out of the way for you. You don't need them. You're always in the way of everyone's wheelchairs, causing a nuisance. Read more...