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georginagrogan_
#AD Accessible date day in Manchester with @northernrailway ♿️🥰
To celebrate our anniversary, we headed to Manchester for the day with Northern.
I used Northern’s Assisted Travel Support on WhatsApp to confirm my Passenger Assistance and check a few details before we travelled. Knowing support was already in place made the whole trip feel so much easier and stress-free.
The NATS WhatsApp service connects you with a real team in Sheffield (not a bot!) and is available on 07779 914800, 7 days a week from 6am to 11pm.
Where would you go for an accessible date day by train?
#NorthernTrains #AccessibleTravel #PassengerAssist #Manchester AccessibleDaysOut
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georginagrogan_
Which @rain.sisters coat do I keep? Vote below ⬇️
I wanted a raincoat for sitting in my wheelchair and finally ordered in the sale! Wearing a 1X, tall for the length!
#rainsisters #ambulatorywheelchairuser #plussizefashion #plussize #wheelchairfashion
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georginagrogan_
Ever had someone shout something strange at you in the street? 🗣️
We know a lot of the time people are just trying to be funny or don’t mean any harm. But when you hear it over and over again, it can get a little bit tiring.
Comparing wheelchairs to cars might seem like a joke, but it can feel a bit dehumanising too. That being said, everyone feels differently about it, some people laugh it off, others don’t, and both are valid!
If you’ve heard any of these before, give this video a like and follow for more 👀
Which one do you hear the most, or what would you add to the list? How do you usually respond? 💬👇
#DisabilityAwareness #WheelchairLife #DisabledVoices #Sociability #DisabilityCommunity
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Three wheelchair users are in a bright office space with exposed brick walls and plants. Jennie and Rowan are using manual wheelchairs and Georgina is using a powered wheelchair. They appear together at the start, then take turns wheeling into frame, speaking to camera, and wheeling back out in a light, playful sequence.
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11mo ago
georginagrogan_
Ad - Now open @oseyouk Sheffield at @sheffieldmoor 😍
We had the best morning exploring all THREE floors of this new incredible store with brands like Lotte, Samyang, Nongshim, Daesang, CJ Bibigo, and Cuckoo!
Please note - the lift is currently not working and there are a lot of stairs 😅
Alfie kept saying he’s in absolute heaven 😂😍
Spotted @steelcityhunger @nantidaintajak @sophiemeilan_ & @wanderwithbecky_ 😍
Already can’t wait to go back 👏🥳
#oseyo #KoreanSuperstore #asiansupermarket #sheffieldfoodblogger #sheffieldfooddiscoveries #sheffield
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7mo ago
georginagrogan_
Adpr - Giveaway time! 🥳
I’ve teamed up with @contact.vactechpro to giveaway a F02 Ultra vacuum cleaner to both my Instagram and Facebook followers!
That’s TWO hoovers! 🥳
How to enter?
- Like this post
- Follow @GeorginaGrogan_ & @contact.vactechpro
- Tag your friends below, the more tags, the more entries!
Feel free to share!
Giveaway ends on 31/01
Winners will be announced in the following days
UK only
Shipping will be covered by the brand
Good luck to everyone! 🥰
#giveaway #UKGiveaway #HomeEssentials #vactechpro
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1mo ago
georginagrogan_
Adpr - The @robooterofficial E60 Pro features ✨
- Omnidirectional wheels
- folding with ease
- optional adjustable foot plate
- dual suspension
- touch sensitive light
- usb charging ports
- adjustable backrest and arm rests
- optional heated and cooling seat
- 5 gears
- cruise control
- advanced mode (it’s speedy)
Uk based and want to try one? Contact @proactivemobility
Any questions? Let me know below? ⬇️
#robooter #robooter60pro #ambulatorywheelchairuser #wheelchairuser #accessibletravel
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6mo ago
georginagrogan_
With International Wheelchair Day coming up, let’s talk about ambulatory wheelchair users. ♿️
Hi, I’m Georgina, and I’m an ambulatory wheelchair user. I can walk, but not always, and not without pain or fatigue.
Some days I only use my wheelchair for longer distances. Other days, I need it the entire time I’m out.
Did you know that around one third of wheelchair users are ambulatory wheelchair users? For many of us, a wheelchair isn’t about whether we can walk. It’s about managing pain, conserving energy, and being able to actually participate in life.
So if you see someone stand up from their wheelchair, it doesn’t mean they don’t need it.
It simply means disability isn’t defined by a single moment.
What’s something you wish more people understood about disability? 🤔💬
#InternationalWheelchairDay #AccessibilityMatters #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #AccessibleSpaces #DisabilityAwareness
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georginagrogan_
Tips for travelling on a cruise as a wheelchair user ✨🛳️
After 5 cruises here’s my advice!
I love cruising, I think it’s the most accessible way to travel! 🥰
Do you love cruising? What would you add?
#AccessibleTravel #Cruising #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #wheelchairtravel #cruisetips
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3mo ago
georginagrogan_
There are a few things people say to me as a Disabled person that are usually meant kindly... but don’t always come across that way 🤷♀️♿️
“You’re so inspiring” 😬
“Well, everything happens for a reason” 🤨
“It must be nice to get extra help” 🙄
Most of the time, these comments come from a good place. But they can sometimes feel uncomfortable or miss the mark.
Being called “inspiring” for just living life can feel like expectations are being lowered, and comments about “extra help” can overlook the barriers that make that support necessary in the first place.
This isn’t about blame, it’s about building awareness. What sounds like a compliment on the surface can feel very different to the person receiving it.
What would you add to this list? Share your experiences in the comments! ⬇️💖
#Sociability #DisabilityAwareness #WheelchairLife #DisabledCommunity
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5mo ago
georginagrogan_
Adpr - Comfy spring dresses from @bloomchic 🌸😍
Which is your favourite? 1, 2, or 3?
Discount code:BLOOMCHICKOL 15% OFF
I’m 5’3 wearing uk18/20 - 1X
#BloomChic #plussizefashion
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4mo ago
georginagrogan_
How to do Heatless curls ❤️
Heatless curl tutorial, I Heatless curl my hair in 5 minutes using @kobayashidesignstudio always!
I’ve tried lots of other brands but this is the design that I love the most.
1 - brush dry hair
2 - add mousse to dry hair
3 - clip Heatless curler into place
4 - start wrapping!
#heatlesscurls #heatlesscurl #heatlesscurltutorial
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2mo ago
georginagrogan_
The hardest part of being an ambulatory wheelchair user? It’s not the wheelchair. It’s everyone else’s assumptions. 🛑
As an ambulatory wheelchair user, you constantly face judgment if you stand up, step out of your chair, or walk a few paces. People think you’re faking it or being lazy, when the exact opposite is true.
A wheelchair isn’t a restriction. It’s a tool for freedom.
It’s the reason we can travel, go to work, socialise with friends, and, most importantly, manage chronic pain and fatigue levels without completely crashing. It opens up the world, it doesn’t close it off.
What’s an assumption about disability or access needs that you find frustrating? Let us know below. 💬👇
#Sociability #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #WheelchairLife #DisabilityAwareness #DynamicDisability
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georginagrogan_
Some days I walk, some days I wheel, and on both days, I’m still Disabled.
Did you know that around 1 in 3 wheelchair users can actually stand or walk in some capacity? ♿️
Being an ambulatory wheelchair user means mobility can change day to day, hour to hour. Using a wheelchair isn’t “giving up”, it’s a tool that gives people more freedom, independence, and energy to actually participate in life.
So this is your reminder not to make assumptions about anyone! 🙌
Disability looks different for everyone, and it isn’t defined by a single moment.
What’s something you wish more people understood about Disabled life? 👇
#Sociability #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #WheelchairLife #DisabilityAwareness #DisabledCommunity
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2w ago
georginagrogan_
AD - Putting the BYD SEALION 5 DM-i through the tests that actually matter to me as an ambulatory wheelchair user ♿️
Wheelchair space? ✅
Comfort? ✅
Room for an unnecessary amount of shopping and plants? ✅
I’ve been really impressed with how spacious, comfortable and practical it is for my everyday life.
Plus, Alfie says it’s an absolute dream to drive, with loads of great smart features!
The BYD SEALION 5 DM-i is now available on the Motability Scheme for £249 Advanced Payment & total mobility allowance.
What do you look for in a car? Let me know in the comments below! ⬇️
@byd.uk #DriveYourIndependence #SEALION5DMi #MotabilityScheme #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #disabledlife
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georginagrogan_
ad - Accessible bathroom with @nuiebathrooms ♿️✨
Accessible bathroom design definitely isn’t one-size-fits-all.
As an ambulatory wheelchair user with fluctuating mobility, I have to think about what works for me on good days, bad days and in the future.
I’ve been using the Nuie design tool to plan a bathroom that works for my accessibility needs without compromising on how I actually want it to look.
And yes, all versions of me still want a bath! 😂
What’s the one thing your dream accessible bathroom absolutely has to have?
#AccessibleBathroom #AccessibleHome #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #DisabledLiving #DisabledLife
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8mo ago
georginagrogan_
I tried the @transportforlondon Underground for the first time last week as an ambulatory wheelchair user and it went much better than I expected! 🙌
Travel in London has always made me anxious, and I know many of you feel the same, so here are the things that genuinely helped me (and trust me, @citymapper will become your new best friend!)
1. Follow the signage. There’s a lot of it, but the blue wheelchair symbol usually stands out clearly.
2. Check the step-free route ahead of time as not every station is step-free.
3. Allow extra time because finding and using lifts can take longer.
4. Know your comfort level. Staff, help points and ramps are available if you need them.
5. Mind the gap! It varies at every station, so take your time and board in the safest way for you.
By the time I reached Tottenham Court Road, I felt proud and much more confident. It wasn’t as intimidating as I expected! 🎉
What advice would you give someone using the Underground for the first time as a wheelchair user? 💬👇
#AccessibleTravel #WheelchairLife #LondonUnderground #DisabilityAwareness #AccessibleLondon
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georginagrogan_
You’d have no idea I spent the day before this clutching my stomach in agony 😩
I got dressed. I got the train to work. I had a really good day.
What you didn’t see were the heat pads, digestive drops, Buscopan, bile binders, peppermint tea, and everything else it took just to make showing up possible 🥲
Sometimes living with a chronic illness means putting a ridiculous amount of hidden effort into everyday life.
You see us doing the thing, but you rarely see what it took to get there ❤️
#ChronicIllness #ChronicPain #DisabledLife #Disability #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser
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georginagrogan_
Adding information to Sociability just got easier! ✨
The Sociability app helps disabled people find and explore cafes, restaurants, and bars across the UK that meet their accessibility needs. From entrances and seating to toilets, visual, hearing, and sensory information, the map shows what really matters so people can plan their day with confidence.
And the best part, you can help others too!
The community contributes photos that make the map more complete and reliable, so everyone can discover accessible places faster. You can snap and upload photos in seconds when you’re out!
Here’s how to add a place in 3 simple steps:
1. Find it in the app – search for a venue or tap a grey pin to be the first to add access info.
2. Snap or select a photo – we show the key areas such as entrances, seating, bathrooms, outdoor areas, and capture the access details!
3. Upload & done! – Our mapping team now handles tagging and alt text, making your contributions quick and easy.
Every photo helps disabled people explore with confidence and makes accessibility visible for everyone. Snap, upload, and be part of a community helping others every day! 📸🎉
Download the Sociability app via the link in our bio to get mapping and discover thousands of accessible places across the UK. 📲🙌
#AccessibilityMatters #InclusiveSpaces #AccessibleUK #DisabilityInclusion #AccessiblePlaces #DisabledAndProud #AccessibilityForAll
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georginagrogan_
Ad - Christmas markets at @sheffieldmoor 😍🎄
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas!! I always love Sheffield Christmas markets and this year the markets on The Moor have some exciting new additions!
With an alpine bar, Big Wheel, lots of food choices and plenty of stalls to shop from! 🥰
Have you been to a Christmas market yet? 🥰
#sheffield #sheffieldmoor #themoorsheffield #christmasmarket
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georginagrogan_
Adpr - Ambulatory wheelchair user fashion ❤️
I absolutely love taking pretty photos with my wheelchair.
And actually, I think it’s important that people see them!
Over the years, I’ve had plenty of comments implying I must be faking being Disabled because I’ve done my hair, put makeup on, dressed nicely or looked happy in a photo 😂
As if disability has a dress code 🤷♀️
My wheelchair doesn’t stop me loving fashion. Being chronically ill doesn’t mean I have to look ill all the time. And putting effort into how I look doesn’t make my disability any less real! 👏
So yes, I’m going to keep taking the pretty dress photos, both in and out of my chair. ❤️
Because Disabled people deserve to be seen living full, stylish, joyful lives too 👏
Dress gifted by @ivycityco ✨
#IvyCityCo #PlusSizeFashion #AmbulatoryWheelchairUser #WheelchairUser #DisabledAndProud
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