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Enable Magazine is the UK's leading disability and lifestyle title, filled with news, exclusive interviews and real-life stories from the disability community

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Inside the September/October issue of Enable, we speak to racing driver Nicolas Hamilton about mental resilience, racing alongside non-disabled drivers and living his childhood dreams. Joining him are fashion designer Kaci Kemp, broadcaster @AndyStevenson81 ...(1/4)
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“Ableist narratives can shape how we’re remembered after we’re gone” Enable columnist Samantha Renke raises awareness about a crime that’s rarely discussed. Read now through the link in our bio ➡️ PIC © NICKY JOHNSTON
An image of Samantha Renke. She is smiling, has long blond hair and is wearing a blue and yellow floral dress. She is using a wheelchair.

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“The more disabled people who are visible in mainstream sport, the better” Andy Stevenson has become one of Britain’s most recognisable disabled sports broadcasters. (1/2)
An image of Andy Stevenson. He is wearing glasses, has limb differences to his arms and legs, and is wearing a short sleeved pink shirt and formal trousers. He is wearing prosthetic legs and is sitting in the stands of a sports stadium, smiling.

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At 45, the reporter, presenter and commentator is challenging perceptions of disability, while inspiring the next generation. Read our interview with Andy today, now available on our website ➡️ PIC: © HELEN MURRAY; NIALL GRAY (2/2)
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“We don’t have to live by our ears alone” When Raymond Antrobus talks about deafness, he rarely talks about what has been lost. Instead, he talks about what has been found. Read our interview with the award-winning poet, link in bio ➡️ PIC: © NEO GILDER; LILY BERTRAND-WEBB
An image of Raymond Antrobus. He has black curly hair and is wearing a green and blue chequered overshirt and grey trousers.

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Think dementia only happens when you’re old? Think again. Editor Melissa Holmes speaks to someone living with young onset dementia, and asks: how can we look after our brains – and what should we know about dementia at any age? (1/2)
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To mark World Alzheimer’s Day, we’re sharing our feature on young onset dementia ➡️ (2/2)
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“Disabled people want to wear bright colours and pretty clothes too” For millions of disabled people, getting dressed often means choosing between style and practicality – a compromise designer Kaci Horseman believes shouldn’t exist. (1/2)
An image of Ayuna Berbidaeva and Benita Mubiru-Lwanga modelling for Kaci Kemp. Ayuna is wearing a black, red, and cream chequered poncho and is using a wheelchair. Benita is standing to Ayana's left, wearing an orange, red, black and cream chequered dress. They are being photographed in a park with ornate victorian city blocks behind them.

ALT An image of Ayuna Berbidaeva and Benita Mubiru-Lwanga modelling for Kaci Kemp. Ayuna is wearing a black, red, and cream chequered poncho and is using a wheelchair. Benita is standing to Ayana's left, wearing an orange, red, black and cream chequered dress. They are being photographed in a park with ornate victorian city blocks behind them.

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Read our full interview with the founder of Kaci Kemp, link in bio ➡️ PIC: © JOANA LÍRIO (2/2)
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“Their claims of inclusivity are nothing more than virtue signalling” Enable columnist Tim Rushby-Smith reflects on the pitfalls of provision and cons of customer service when you’re a disabled tourist. Read now through the link in our bio ➡️
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“A few years ago, I would sit in the corner and not make eye contact with anyone. Now I am probably the loudest person in the room” As the voices of the future, the more young disabled people who get into politics, the louder our voices are heard. (1/2)
An image of Eilidh Morrison MSYP. She is smiling, has long brown hair and is wearing glasses, a black hoodie, a reflective backpack and two lanyards. She is using a cane, and standing in front of a Scottish Youth Parliament manifesto banner.

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Scottish Youth Parliament’s Gianni Mastrangioli speaks to Eilidh Morrison MSYP, who’s already making a difference. Read now on our website ➡️ PIC: © JACK DONAGHY (2/2)
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“I’m the person that lives with the disability, so I know my own personal limitations” As the first disabled driver to compete in the British Touring Car Championship, Nicolas Hamilton is carving out a bright career in motorsport. (1/2)
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He chatted exclusively with Editor Melissa Holmes about mental resilience, how he races alongside non-disabled drivers, and living his childhood dreams. Full interview on our website, link in bio ➡️ PIC: © ALEXANDRA HERON / NICOLAS HAMILTON (2/2)
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Inside the September/October issue of Enable, we speak to racing driver Nicolas Hamilton about mental resilience, racing alongside non-disabled drivers and living his childhood dreams. Joining him are fashion designer Kaci Kemp, broadcaster @AndyStevenson81 ...(1/4)
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...and we look at recognising the menopause for disabled women and people living with long-term health conditions. Plus, our regular contributors share their views, with @SamanthaRenke writing about filicide in the disabled community...(3/4)
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..Tim Rushby-Smith on customer service in accessible tourism and careers expert @JaneLHatton on the benefits of joining LinkedIn. You’ll also find in-depth features on young-onset dementia, life as a sibling carer and the best accessible outdoor hobbies to enjoy this autumn (4/4)
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Poet @raymond_antrobus and Eilidh Morrison MSYP @Eilidh_MSYP. To mark OCD Awareness Week, we hear from author of Girl Unmasked @ItsEmilyKaty on living with the chronic mental health condition. Alice, 43, shares her experience of being diagnosed with ADHD in midlife...(2/4)
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... Poet @raymond_antrobus and Eilidh Morrison MSYP @Eilidh_MSYP. To mark OCD Awareness Week, we hear from author of Girl Unmasked @ItsEmilyKaty on living with the chronic mental health condition. Alice, 43, shares her experience of being diagnosed with ADHD in midlife..(2/4)
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“There are organisations who will welcome you with open arms” Enable reader Nadia Bousseau shares her feelings on the importance of volunteering. Read now on our website, link in bio ➡️
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