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Amelia Peckham acquired her disability at the age of 19 following a serious accident. Read her story to learn how setting up her own business helped her focus on the positive, why she finds being disabled empowering, and why her mum is her greatest inspiration.

Amelia Peckham tells us how setting up her own business helped her focus on the positive after a serious accident, why she finds being disabled empowering, and why her mum is her greatest inspiration.

Rachel Bentley, aka The Small Business Marketing Coach, has coeliac disease and Ehlers Danlos syndrome. Read her story to learn about her struggles to get diagnosed and why her genius is making marketing as simple as possible.

Rachel Bentley, The Small Business Marketing Coach, tells us about her struggles to get diagnosed and why her genius is making marketing as simple as possible.

Sarah Dillingham is the founder of Grace and Able, who make wearable joint support for people with arthritis. Read her story to learn how her wedding dance inspired her to found her company, and why disabled entrepreneurs are perfectly placed to run their own businesses.

Sarah Dillingham of Grace & Able tells us how her wedding dance inspired her to found her company, and why disabled entrepreneurs are perfectly placed to run their own businesses.

Jane McNeice is an author and the founder of Mind Matters, which provides mental health training. Read her story to learn how a late diagnosis of autism changed Jane's life and how her late brother, Robert, continues to inspire her.

Jane McNeice of Mind Matters tells us about how a late diagnosis of autism changed her life, about her new book, and how her late brother, Robert, continues to inspire her.

Paula Massey is the founder of Guardians for Heroes CIC which was set up to support veterans with their mental health and wellbeing through woodwork, arts and craft. Read her story to learn how Paula's community project is freeing up hospital beds, upskilling veterans and helping the environment, all in one fell swoop.

Paula Massey of Guardians for Heroes CIC tells us about how her community project is freeing up hospital beds, upskilling veterans and helping the environment, all in one fell swoop.

Abby Moorcroft is the founder of Colourblind Zebra and creates badges, pins, clothing, cards and more to raise awareness of chronic illness and chronic pain along with acceptance of neurodivergence and disability. Read her story to learn about how art helped her to process her experiences and how her hobby became a business.

Abby Moorcroft tells us how her art helped her process her experience and find her community, and how her hobby became a rewarding business.