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accessibility for disabled people

Coping – and benchmarking…

24/06/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

I have a friend, now in her '80s, who has had  MS (multiple sclerosis) for nearly 50 years. She does not have sufficient muscular strength to lift her feet onto the feet rests of her wheel chair; she does not have the muscular staying power (she can exert a little pressure for a …

Category: Allergies, Electrosensitivity, FreeFrom FoodTag: accessibility for disabled people, disablity, Electrosensitivity, ES, fluourescent lights, gardening, growing your own food, Jury service, laptops, LED bulbs, mobile phone masts, mobile phones, MS, Multiple sclerosis, oxygen therapy, wifi, wifi enabled lamp posts in City of London

Congratulations to the Royal College of Pathologists on their low allergen garden!

26/05/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

So, another Chelsea Flower Show is nearly over – and even though we did not get a low-allergen show garden, we did get an excellent display from the Royal College of Pathologists in the RHS Environmental Zone in the Grand Pavilion:  Urban Greening – Not to be Sneezed at! Plants …

Category: Allergies, FreeFrom Skincare, GardensTag: accessibility for disabled people, Acers, Alex Gazzola, Cambridge University Botanical Garden, Chelsea Flower Show, FreeFrom Skincare Awards, Geraniums, hydrangea, Low Allergen Gardening, low allergen plants, National Army Museum, periwinkle, Royal College of Pathologists, Tawny Pipit, The Wire Studio, University of Cambridge Medical Graphics Department, Victoria and Albert Museum, War Horse exhibition

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