Rolling With It

<p>No disability comes with a manual; but Neat-Ward's Rolling with It is an incredibly useful and thought -provoking resource which I'm sure many will benefit from in a whole range of ways. - Dr Hannah Barham Brown</p><p></p><p>A clear and compassionate guide to living authentically with a disability. - Kate Stanforth</p><p></p><p>Imagine suddenly becoming disabled your life changing dramatically and finding yourself without support. What do you do next? Rolling with It: A Guide to Living and Thriving with a Disability will help you navigate this new reality. Lucy May Neat-Ward - a proud disabled woman and author - explores finding your identity as a disabled person adapting your interests navigating relationships obtaining support in work or education learning to self-advocate looking after your wellbeing and new ways of regaining independence with a disability.</p><p></p><p>With detailed knowledge and relatable stories from Lucy May's own experiences Rolling will It is a guide to help you thrive in life with your disability or to support your disabled loves ones if you are a family member friend carer colleague or ally.</p><p></p><p>A must-read for anyone facing life-changing disability and for the people who care about them. - Lord Keith Bradley</p><p></p><p>Touching on vast topics sharing lived experience and providing retrospective reflections - this book is like a big sister guide on finding your feet being newly disabled. - Bailey Smith (@disabilitywithbailey)</p><p></p><p>A book I wish I had when I was newly disabled. - Rachel Charlton-Dailey</p>