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Lucy was a bridesmaid in Scotland, but agoraphobia meant she needed an exit strategy.
When Jess ventured out in her wheelchair, she got more than just exposure to the cold.
Friends scuba-dived off Cyprus but the air tanks ran out triggering catastrophic events.
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Lena plays ice hockey for Team Norway - she's the only woman on Paralympic ice.
Chris defied all expectations when he returned to the slopes after a rally car crash.
Owen joined the Army aged 16, two years later he was caught in an explosion.
The Paralympic handbook for volunteers reminds readers 'disabled women are human too’.
Simon and Becki were young stroke survivors.Then they met by chance and fell in love.
A photographer reveals how the stereotype of the "strong, black woman" led to depression
Singer Mandy Harvey received death threats from the deaf community when she started out.
Colin was scheduled to die on 15 June. But a last-minute friendship halted his plans
Paul's condition causes him to laugh at the most inappropriate moments.
Artists from Bethlem Hospital reveal how mental health influenced their work.
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Mary travelled to Vietnam with five disabled people but learned they were very different.
Charley's been labelled all her life - bisexual, disabled - now she's looking for love.
Maura's Asperger's syndrome means she doesn't hold back her friend's new hair.
A family holiday to Paris ends in a nun believing she has performed a miracle on a teen.
Sensing an epileptic fit is imminent Frank leans on Al Pacino in a pub.
When Angela treated herself to a massage she forgot to mention her hidden disability.
Gordon found there were no theme parks for his daughter to go to. So he built one.
Dominic is regularly mistaken for being drunk, but behaviour is due to a brain injury.
The lowdown on the sport which the Brits are particularly good at.
Three people reveal the complexities and challenges of living with hidden disabilities.
Ten people share the secret objects that bring them comfort
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Molly Watt was born severely deaf but as a teenager discovered she was going blind too.
Mik was paralysed in his lower body as a teenager and reveals how he dealt with sex.
Going to the pub on a date can get complicated when you have dyspraxia.
John had depression until a chance argument led him to finding the "light in his life".
Gianluca's girlfriend always spoke before he was ready, so he taught her a lesson.
Georgie Morrell lost her sight in her 20s but her brother taught her how to laugh again.
When "paranoia" and mental health difficulties uncover an affair.
A son reveals the reality of growing up with a mum who is frequently hospitalised.
The teenager who loses consciousness when she runs
The ex-trader turning disabilities into profits
Creating a business to fit your body
The agency for disabled talent
Choosing the violin over walking
Paralympic hopeful Pani has never had a girlfriend and faces his fear of dating.
The guide dog filming evidence of the discrimination his owner may unknowingly face.
The artists awakened by brain injuries
Students may have hit upon life-changing software for those who can't use touchscreens.
Mandy Littlewood has polycystic kidney disease. Two of her children also have it.
Artist Ruby etc talks about how drawing became a sanctuary from mental health struggles.
From one-handed saxophones to music-making gloves, find out about disability musicians.
Disabled toilets: When does accessible not mean accessible?
How a stay in Mumbai helped the "godfather of gloom" overcome years of depression.
The adults who rely on their soft toys to get through the day.
Alex Lewis became a quadruple amputee and describes that year as the best of his life.
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Becki and Simon got talking when they found they had similar traumas when young.
Comedian Joanne McNally has turned her eating disorder therapy sessions into a show.
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