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Former appliance engineer. FND & PTSD stopped everything. Rebuilding at 56. Not here to fix you.

Real people, real weight — walking forward side by side.

10/06/2026

I have what might be a strange request. Due to an ongoing medical flare up, I find myself in need of a self propelled wheelchair.

I'm going away tomorrow until next Tuesday.

Does anyone have any recommendations of where to buy one at such short notice or if it's at all possible to hire one.

I'm going from Swindon tomorrow lunchtime to Donnington for download festival and my legs have given up on me.

Any advice would be incredibly helpful.

Kindest regards, Steve

09/06/2026

Three days to Download 2026.
Right now I'm still trying to make it to the start line.One day at a time from here.
Steve

08/06/2026
05/06/2026

Most people see the bike.

They see the photos.

They see the rides.

They see the smile.

What they don't see is the reality behind it.

The recovery after the Distinguished Gentleman's Ride.

The hospital visit.

The worsening FND symptoms.

The days I can barely walk.

The brain fog.

The fear that Download Festival is only days away and I still don't know if my body will let me get there.

That's what men's mental health often looks like.

Not weakness.

Not failure.

Just carrying weight that nobody else can see.



— Steve
TwoWheelWarrior

This isn't the update I wanted to share.For the last few weeks my symptoms have been getting worse.More pain. More fatig...
02/06/2026

This isn't the update I wanted to share.

For the last few weeks my symptoms have been getting worse.

More pain. More fatigue. More headaches. And new problems developing in my left leg that feel uncomfortably familiar.

Then on Monday evening I felt a sudden pop in the back of my neck.

Within minutes I had a severe headache, dizziness, increased numbness and heaviness down my right side, pain in my neck and lower back, and strange sensations across my face and forehead.

NHS 111 sent an ambulance.
The paramedics couldn't tell me what was causing it and advised a trip to A&E.

After spending most of the night in hospital, I was eventually discharged with pain relief and a promise that Neurology would be contacted.

Today, almost 24 hours later, the headache is still here.

The symptoms are still worse than my normal baseline.

The fatigue is overwhelming.
And right now I can barely speak properly, which is why there isn't a video.

Living with FND is difficult enough.
Living with new symptoms and no clear answers is something else entirely.

People often see the moments of progress.

The walk without the stick. The bike rides. The achievements.

What they don't always see are the days when everything stops.

The days when your body simply refuses to cooperate.

So this is one of those honest updates.
No motivation. No inspirational message. No lesson.

Just the reality of where I am today.

For now, the goal isn't progress.
It's stability.

It's resting, recovering, and hoping tomorrow is a little better than today.

— Steven TwoWheelWarrior

If you've been dealing with your own health battles recently, I hope today is a little kinder to you than yesterday.

This image captures something I've been trying to put into words for a long time.A lot of people see the motorbike.Some ...
30/05/2026

This image captures something I've been trying to put into words for a long time.

A lot of people see the motorbike.

Some see the walking milestone.
Others see the words FND, PTSD, fatherhood or Freemasonry.

But none of those things exist separately in my life.

They're all part of the same story.

A few years ago, I was struggling to walk, struggling to think clearly, struggling to understand what was happening to me.

Some days I still do.

What I've learned is that rebuilding isn't one big moment.

It's a collection of small moments.
A walk.
A ride.
A conversation.
A physio session.
A day when symptoms ease.
A day when they don't.
A day when you show up anyway.

TwoWheelWarrior was never meant to be about motorcycles.

It's about what happens when life knocks you down and you have to work out who you are now.

Not who you were.
Not who you wish you were.
Who you are today.
Still here.
Still learning.
Still rebuilding.

One step. One mile. One day at a time.

Steve

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