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• Best days of your life?

  Liz Carr had a mainstream education, but her disability still made her feel segregated - whether it was missing school trips or having her uncool parents around too much ... More

• Balancing the budget

  Laurence Clark is entering the world of 'individual budgets', the scheme to improve disabled people's standard of living. But what can he justify adding to his support plan? More

• Disability Bitch vs TV viewers

  Just when you think disability is becoming more common on TV, viewers start sending in complaints that a one-armed CBeebies presenter scares their children. And there's more! More

• Interpreting my daughter's birth

  Charlie Swinbourne became a proud first-time dad in December. But how did he and his fiancee - who are both deaf - handle their communication needs during the birth? More

• Clicking down to Christmas

  Doing Christmas shopping online is very accessible, but it can raise some amusing difficulties when there's an inquisitive four year old around, as Laurence has discovered. More

• Oh what a birthday surprise

  Disabled parents: if no one turned up to your son or daughter's birthday party, would you think it's because of you? Laurence Clark on when disability prejudice really hurts. More

• This is My Family: All About My Husband

  In the third part of BBC TWO's series 'This is My Family', we meet Colin Green as he return home to his family after spending eight months in hospital following a stroke. More

• This is My Family: Loving Christian

  'Schizophrenia's Label', a poem by Georgie Wakefield featured in 'Loving Christian', a documentary broadcast on BBC Two as part of the five-part series 'This is My Family' More

• This is My Family: Loving Christian - interview with Georgie

  Loving Christian is a documentary about the family of Christian Wakefield, diagnosed with schizophrenia at the age of 16. This is an interview with his mother, Georgie. More

• My Family and Autism: Useful links

  Useful links from My Family and Autism, the BBC Two programme following the Jackson family through the eyes of 14 year old Luke Jackson, who is autistic. More

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