Your Options Understood

22/11/2025

A reshare before I had my van to take my standaid with me but still highlighting one of the many challenges disabled people fàce

It was World Toilet Day on Wednesday and keeping with the theme of the inaccessibility that disabled people face I'm resharing this to emphasize the reality that often disabled toilets are still not accessible.

if you are a business, employer or organisation who could benefit from Y.O.Us expertise in accessibility please get in touch

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21/11/2025

ACCESSIBILITY IN 2025!

Apparently its not a priority for all businesses, employers or organisations

DON'T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE!!!

Make ACCESSIBILITY a PRIORITY

Do you need help to make this happen???

No problem...Y.O.U can support all of your accessibility needs

Get in touch now to find out how

email:' youroptionsunderstood@gmail.com

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20/11/2025

An enjoyable morning at event in North Ayrshire and gateway

Y.O.U spent time talking to unpaid carers about the challenges they face having their voices heard and often knowing what their rights are

We spoke specifically about Y.O.Us Dream Plan Live Programme and how this programme funded by The National Lottery Community Fund Scotland provides person-centred planning for disabled people and families living in the area and outwith

If you are interested in finding out more about the Dream Plan Live Programme or any of our services can support you, your loved ones or the people you work for you can get in touch by:

email:youroptionsunderstood@gmail.com

tel: 07938998091

web: www.youroptionsunderst.wixsite.com/y-o u

We look forward to hearing from you😆

19/11/2025

Y.O.U and I are not taking the p**s...

Today is World Toilet Day...

Lets talk about it...

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17/11/2025

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World Premature Day 2025

Premature Birth is one of the main causes of Cerebral Palsy.

At 11 weeks premature back in 1986 it felt only right that Y.O.U and I highlight today

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10/11/2025

10 years ago I was asked to help out as a leader at one of my local Girl Guiding units...

Tonight I received my 10 year service award🎗️

09/11/2025

Cerecral Palsy, Diamond Art ad Dexterity

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06/11/2025

A Day in the Life of Dr Danielle Farrel (me)'told by Y.O.Us avatar

How many of you does this resonate with?

02/11/2025

Are you a business that puts accessibility first???

Let Y.O.U help you do it...

The Community Food Network did!

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24/10/2025

Amazon Alexa - illustrating how mainstream smart technology can help disabled people live independently without the disability price tag that we know so well. It's amazing how a little box can give you so much independence

14/10/2025

At least I'm Normal

This is previous content that I produced for the BBC Social that was inspired by one of my former support workers. (Not the person playing the part of the support worker I might add! She is just portraying an oscar winning proformance😀🤣😀)

Anyone who know me knows that i have a sense of humour even when it come to have to my disability and i'm the first to say that I'm not easily offended.

However the person that i based At Least I'm Normal on actually made my blood boil every time she said that sentence...Obviously us disabled folk have 2 heads I don't know abouknow
BBC - The Social, At Least I'm Normal

BBC - The Social, At Least I'm Normal

Danielle explains why thinking before you speak is always a good idea.

09/10/2025

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Stress Doesn't Go With My Outfit

My previous BBC social content highlighting the importance of disabled people being encouraged to embrace their own identity in whatever way works for them

BBC - The Social, Stress Doesn't Go With My Outfit

Danielle on the importance of disabled people choosing their own clothes.