Our first episode with Matt Witts interviewing one of our All 4 Inclusion members.

Lucas is a keen photographer and has a rare condition called Epidermolysis Bullosa Simplex, also known as E.B Simplex.

In this conversation, Lucas shares his personal experiences living with epidermolysis bullosa simplex, a rare genetic skin condition that causes severe blistering.

He discusses the daily challenges he faces, including pain management, mobility issues, and the emotional impact of living with a disability.

The conversation also covers practical advice for others with similar conditions, emphasizing the importance of understanding and empathy.

#Epidermolysis Bullosa

#disability awareness

#chronic pain

#personal experiences

#skin conditions

#empathy

#healthcare

#living with disabilities

#advice for patients

#rare diseases

In this conversation, Scott Whitney delves into the profound question of the meaning of life, exploring personal goals and the quest for peace amidst societal chaos.

He reflects on the importance of self-care, mental well-being, and the impact of leadership on individual happiness.

The discussion emphasizes the need for basic human needs to be met before pursuing higher aspirations, urging listeners to consider their own state of mind and what they truly wish to achieve in life.

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Andi Knowles is back with her second podcast looking at why it's important to look at disability through an intersectional lens.

This time Andi is speaking with Tony McCaffery (they/them) founder and CEO of Diversity Scotland.

In this conversation, Tony McCaffery discusses their identity as a genderqueer person and the intersection of this identity with their experiences of disability.

They share insights on the evolution of their understanding of gender, the challenges they face in society, and the internalized shame stemming from their upbringing. The discussion also highlights the importance of inclusion and the emotional labor involved in navigating misunderstandings and discrimination related to both gender identity and disability.

Tony McCaffery shares their experiences with discrimination and misunderstanding due to their disabilities, particularly focusing on mental health challenges.

They discuss the importance of resilience, community, and allyship in navigating these experiences. Tony emphasizes the significance of creativity in advocacy and self-expression, and they reflect on their journey of embracing their identity.

The conversation also touches on the intersectionality of gender identity and disability, the need for societal changes to support marginalized communities, and the importance of understanding the complexities of these identities.

For more information on Diversity Scotland please follow this link:

https://www.diversityscotland.co.uk/

Tony can also be found on LinkedIN or Instagram

https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonymccaffery/

https://www.instagram.com/tonymccaffery/?hl=en-gb

For more information on All 4 Inclusion please visit our website

www.all4inclusion.org