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21/10/2025

Thank you for joining in the conversation. I am so proud of the amazing community we are building 🩷

🎉 I earned the emerging talent badge this week, recognising me for creating engaging content that sparks an interest among my fans!

20/10/2025

🐾 In the times we find life a little too much, many of us turn to our pets. Whether it’s to stop feeling alone, get a good cuddle, take them for a walk, or simply have a non-judgmental listener when we need to vent — the comfort and companionship they give us is truly special. ❤️

They love us unconditionally, and that deserves to be celebrated!

📸 Share a photo and a little story about your best friend(s) below — I’d love to meet them!

Here’s my furry baby, Spooky the cat 🐈‍⬛
He’s definitely a mummy’s boy and loves to cuddle up often. He’s a real talker and makes sure you know what he wants! He loves playing with his toys with his dad (Mr. Wheely) when he gets home from work.

Spooky does the cutest thing — when he wants some love, he’ll gently tap you with his paw and give the sweetest little squeak. He’s 11 now and showing a few white hairs in his jet-black coat, but he’s not showing any signs of slowing down! I honestly don’t know where I’d be without him. 💕

19/10/2025

🩷 It's made me stronger 💖

Having chronic illness and a disability doesn’t make me less — it makes me unique. It’s part of who I am, how I see the world, and how I connect with others 💪♿

Every challenge has taught me something valuable: patience, creativity, adaptability, and the power of perspective. The things that make me different also make me stronger.

When we embrace who we are — all of it — we unlock the ability to see possibilities others might miss. So today, I’m celebrating what makes me me… and encouraging you to do the same 💫

Because being different isn’t something to hide — it’s something to use and shine with! Be loud and proud!!!

18/10/2025

Back to the doctor again yesterday!
Looks like an old condition has decided to make an unwanted comeback – and of course, M.E and Fibro are joining the party by exacerbating the issue as🙄. Not exactly the guest list I wanted!

I promised to share the real side of the chronic illness journey — the good, the bad, and the “seriously, not again?!” moments. It’s not always fun, but it’s always real.

Here’s hoping the new meds help calm things down so I can swallow properly (and maybe even enjoy a cuppa without wincing!) 🤞💊☕

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Yes that is me looking fed up 😆😆😆

17/10/2025

At first, I thought using crutches to stand and walk through the pain was embarrassing — even a failure — especially being only in my early 30s.
But then I realised they were simply tools to help me live my life, and that what other people thought didn’t matter.

Then came my wheelchair.
At first, I felt like a fraud because I could still walk a little with crutches. But I soon realised it gave me time and energy to actually enjoy life — to spend days out with my kids and hubby, instead of watching from the sidelines.

Now, I fully embrace every mobility aid that helps me: my powerchair, my crutches, and the adaptions in my home.
They don’t limit me — they enable me.
They give me independence, dignity, and the ability to live my life my way.

If you’re thinking about getting mobility aids or feel self-conscious about using them, please know this:
🩷 They are not a sign of weakness.
🩷 They’re a sign that you’re choosing your comfort, your freedom, and your life.

Once you let go of the fear of judgment, you can start truly living again. 🫶

16/10/2025

🎉 Facebook recognised me for starting engaging conversations and producing inspiring content among my audience and peers! Thank you for interacting with me!! I love to see what you have to say, your adventures, opinions and what makes you tick. You are all awesome 🫶🥰😘

15/10/2025

Rolling through the woods and soaking up that autumn magic 🍂
Accessibility doesn’t mean staying indoors — it means finding ways to explore that work for you.

This woodland trail had dappled sunlight, crunchy leaves, and that peaceful hush you only get when you’re surrounded by trees. My powerchair handled it beautifully — proof that adventure looks different for everyone, and that’s perfectly okay. 💜

13/10/2025

So today we head home after an amazing and adventurous few days away. 💜

Yesterday, we visited Arlington Court to explore the lake trail — and of course, I managed to get myself stuck in some boggy grass after a little wheel-spinning session! 😂♿

But we finally got our cameras out, and I was able to try my new lens with my mirrorless camera. I didn’t take loads of shots, but the ones I did get (even if a little chaotic in subject) are my favourites so far.

I’m especially pleased with my photo of the Great Tit and the butterfly — that’s exactly why I bought this lens in the first place! 📸✨

Hoping to get out to a few RSPB reserves over the next few weeks before all the wildlife disappears for winter. 🐦❄️

Final update coming tomorrow or Wednesday — and hopefully a few more pics to share!

Wishing you all the best week ahead — you guys rock! 🤘
Always remember, you are awesome! 💪💜

Big loves,
Jayne 💜

12/10/2025

We’ve been on (and off!) the Tarka Trail — but took an “unconventional” detour when we hit a locked gate, all in search of some wildlife for me to test out my new zoom lens.

Cue us trekking across marshland… and yes, I got stuck. Several times. After a lot of pulling, grunting, and rocking back and forth (BEHAVE! 🤣), we managed to free my wheelchair — Betty — each time. She ended up absolutely caked in mud, but honestly, the terrain was incredible to tackle!

Yesterday’s adventure took us to Heddon Valley — a truly stunning spot that feels like you’ve stepped back into Jurassic times. The accessible route was closed for bridge repairs, so we took another “unconventional” path (again!) and braved a seriously steep, shingle-covered track. I assured Dave it would be fine… 😅

You’d think slipping and sliding uphill would’ve been enough, but oh no — we decided to drop down into the valley on the other side. Betty and I soon hit another hill, and she said absolutely not! Feeling a bit defeated, we turned back. I thought cutting through the pub garden might save us from climbing back up — but it was closed too. Cue me sinking in soggy, boggy grass.

After a few tuts and some side-eye from Mr. Wheely, he rescued me (again). I was grinning ear to ear — he, not so much! 😂

BUT THEN…

We had to get back up that steep, shingley hill I’d said would be “totally fine.” Halfway up, the wheelchair safety cutoff said NOPE. I tried a reset, and she crawled on — but as I waited for Dave, I didn’t realise I was on loose shale and started sliding toward a 10-metre drop into the river. 😬 Thankfully, Dave grabbed hold before I made a splash!

I absolutely push my Quantum 4Front 2 to her limits yesterday and she never failed. Quantum Rehab UK you make some incredible beasts of machines!😍

Cornwall Mobility thank you once again for supplying Betty. If any of you have mobility needs, these are the people to speak to 👍

No photos together yesterday — Dave was slightly knackered from all the rescuing. Fair enough! He did say he fancies a calmer walk next… but we’ll see what off-road mischief we can find next! 😈

It’s all a part of the thrill and adventure, right?! 😇🤣
Proving that adventure doesn’t need limits — just determination (and maybe a tow rope! 😆).

Hopefully, pain levels behave today 🤞
More Wheely Accessible adventures soon — have a fab Sunday everyone!

Big loves,
Jayne 💜

PS: Clothing designers — please make adaptive clothes for wheelchair users that don’t bunch up at the front! 🙏

11/10/2025

Morning All!
This is me looking very haggard !!
We made it away yesterday which in grateful for. Pain levels have been intolerable this week and last night was no expectation.

I've had about 2 hours broken sleep over night but here we are, showing up, making the most of our time away and I'll deal with fall out my body will throw at me next week.

Should I be listening to my body? Most definitely but some times for your own sanity you need mind over matter and to deal with the consequences afterwards.

So no matter the pain and fatigue score, living is what you have to do. Mr. Wheely (Dave) works long hours and this is as much his time away as it is mine... any pain, illness and what ever else comes with it is worth it to spend precious time with this amazing man. He doesn't complain, he steps up, there when I need him outside of my other support and never falters. Why would I not wants to spend time with him when I can? 😌😍🥰

Any how, we are heading out for a short walk to try and clear the cobwebs before my university course starts this afternoon. I really cannot wait for this!!!

Despite illness, disability and a body doing what it wants, life is good - I am truly blessed by the Gods 🥰

More updates later, I expect.

Have a lovely weekend Folks.
Big loves to you all
Jayne ###

06/10/2025

✨ It’s a BIG week here! ✨

We’re still getting over colds (well, I am 🤧) and I’ve still got no voice! mr. Wheely(Dave) is loving the peace and quiet 😂

BUT… we’ve just booked a long weekend away for some quality time and accessible adventures! ♿💖
Now please send your best vibes (and sunshine ☀️) to the weather gods for us!

Oh — and guess what? 🌟
Right at the start of our trip, I’ve got my introductory session for my Cambridge Uni course! 🎓📚
Perfect timing, right?! 🙄😂

I've been chatting with the owner of a local accessible holiday home 🏡♿
So before we head off we’ll be reviewing it so Wheely Accessible can help signpost disabled people to great, accessible places to stay — making sure EVERYONE can holiday in Cornwall in comfort and style 🌊💪

🎥 A video will follow soon, so keep an eye out!

03/10/2025

🌸 Yesterday reminded me of something really important.

I was out for a bit of fresh air when a lovely older lady - touching 80 - approached me, complimented my wheelchair, and we got chatting. She’s and her hubby are going through a lot right now, and for about 10 minutes she shared her story, we stopped and listened, and connected. She kept thanking me for listening — but truly, I was the one grateful for the conversation. She was so lovely and truly an amazing person.

It reminded me of two things:
✨ You never really know what someone is going through. Be kind, show compassion, and stop for a moment to chat with a stranger(safely) or check in on someone who may need a friendly face.
✨ If you are struggling, please reach out. There is almost always someone willing to offer a helping hand, give you a listening ear, and a smile to remind you that you’re not alone.

In these strange times and this tinderbox world, love really is the only constant that keeps us all pushing forward. If we each gave just a little love to someone every day, the butterfly effect could be powerful enough to change lives. To show a friend, a family member, a neighbour, or even a stranger that they are thought of, valued, and supported makes the world a softer, kinder place for all of us. 💜

Lastly, please never be alone. Send me an inbox message, we are all one community here and I am here for every single one of you.

To the lovely lady, if you read this(which is possible - as we discussed) - please do send me a message. I'd love to help further and offer any support in any way I can.

Sending lots of love to you special lady and everyone else who reads this.

Big hugs
Loves
Jayne

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