Covid: ‘The shift to online has been life-changing’
Jase Puddicombe, 27, says the rise of digital services has improved access for disabled people. …
An author who is largely housebound believes some consequences of the coronavirus pandemic have made them “feel like a member of society again”.
Jase Puddicombe, 27, from Nottingham, lives with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) and hypermobile spectrum disorder (HSD).
Jase says the shift of services from in-person to online, such as GP appointments and even watching the latest films, has opened up new opportunities for disabled people.
“It’s been completely life-changing,” they said.
“I feel like I’m a member of society again and it would be absolutely devastating to lose those options moving forward.”
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