My experience with work placements and spondyloarthritis
During my degree I’ve had completed a number of work placements for my physiotherapy course in a variety of settings, all while living with Spondyloarthritis. On placements I was expected do anything from giving advice, heavy moving and handling, facilitating normal...
The backstage of looking healthy: acting with ankylosing spondylitis
“How much dancing will there be in this show..?” That’s one of the first questions that goes through my head when I’m looking for a new acting job. And no, not just because my version of dancing isn’t unlike a toddler’s on a day of high sugar intake. It’s...
Russ journey to eat, sleep and breath Zumba
My name is Russ Welch and I am 35 years young! I’ve been a Zumba instructor for over a year now and still learning as I go. I was born deaf and as a result I am 85% deaf in both ears. My biggest challenge with teaching is, I can only hear the bass on music...
Know your rights at work!
It’s very important to know your rights at the workplace. Whether it’s your first job or you’re coming back after having a break from employment due to your ankylosing spondylitis, there are certain laws protecting you and requiring employer to respect your needs. Let...Join ASone Community
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