Each year on the last day of February people across the globe, come together to recognise and advocate for the 300 million plus individuals that live with a rare disease. Many people or organisations involved strive to impact the daily lives of those who live with a rare disease by educating the public and policy makers. This focus covers many areas such as improved care, social opportunities, better treatment and being treated as individuals. Why is it important? Many still

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Emotional blackmail within families can be a difficult and painful experience. When a family member with a disability uses emotional pressure to influence decisions or behaviour, it can create complex feelings of guilt, obligation, and confusion. Luis has learnt how to use this on us even though he is non-verbal. The words emotional blackmail over a dark blue background, with a head shape and puzzle behind. What Is Emotional Blackmail? Emotional blackmai