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I’m Åsa, and I’ve used a wheelchair since birth. I’m also a social worker and life coach, and I’ve recently opened Wheelchair Women’s Life here on Skool. I would love to meet other women who want somewhere to talk through the everyday things that take more working out than people realise. It could be a plan you keep postponing because arranging it feels exhausting, or something you have made work for years and would now like to do differently. There is room to ask for ideas, share what has worked for you and explore something you would like to make possible. We also have a free monthly live workshop where you bring one situation from your own life and work towards a useful next step. The first is on 25 October. The community is free to join, and women who use a wheelchair some of the time are just as welcome. If this sounds like somewhere you would enjoy being, come and join me: https://www.skool.com/wheelchair-womens-life-7886/about And if someone came to mind while you were reading, I’d appreciate you passing the invitation along.

When I look at an autumn jacket, I want to know what happens to its shape when I sit down. When I read about friendship, I recognise that “let’s just go somewhere” can involve rather more organising for some of us. I also want a good cake recipe simply because I fancy baking. That mix is what I’ve brought into Wheelchair Women’s Life, a new lifestyle magazine for adult women who use wheelchairs. The first autumn issue is now on Substack, with fashion and beauty, adult friendship, work, the cost of access, home and food. You can browse the autumn bag edit, read “Are You a Weekend Friend?” or go straight to the chocolate and pear cake. There is plenty to choose from. I’m Åsa, the founder and editor, and I’d love you to take a look: https://wheelchairwomenslife.substack.com/p/wheelchair-womens-life-issue-01-autumn If you know a woman who might enjoy it, please share it with her. I’d also love to hear which article caught your attention.

An evening out can involve enough access checks and transport planning to feel like a small project. A working week can be manageable on paper and leave very little energy for anything else. When an arrangement works well enough, it is easy to keep using it long after it has become more effort than it deserves. I created Wheelchair Women’s Life to give adult women who use wheelchairs somewhere to work through those situations together. Free membership includes a monthly live working workshop. Bring one situation from your own life, look at what is making it costly, and work towards a concrete decision and a small change you can test during the following week. Between workshops, you can ask questions and compare experiences in the community. Our first workshop is on 25 October. Women who use a wheelchair part time are welcome too. Click HERE to Join.

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