PGP / SPD My story:

“They caught me on a pain flare day and still had to write an article about me anyway 😂💅 Because that’s the reality — disabled creators don’t wait for perfect days… we build through the hard ones. Grateful for the support, the growth, and everything I’m still creating even on my worst days. This is what resilience actually looks like. 💖✨ Still on my journey to becoming a sole trader — and I’m not stopping anytime soon. Sarah Wingfield ❤️ Independent Disability Advocate KawaiiDollDecora.uk #disabilityinclusion #strongertogether #disabledcreator #smallbusinessuk #resilience” Alt text 🌸 “A smiling woman with glasses and a headband sits holding digital art equipment boxes including a drawing tablet and stylus. She has a walking stick beside her and is dressed in colourful patterned clothing. The image appears candid and natural, highlighting her as a disabled artist receiving support to grow her business.” https://www.livin.co.uk/latest/news/nhc-bursary-helps-local-artist-to-grow-her-b...

Build relationships with people who will mention your name when opportunities arise. ✨ Success isn’t just about what you know — it’s also about the connections you nurture along the way. Support people, uplift others, and surround yourself with those who celebrate your growth and speak your name in rooms you haven’t entered yet. “We uplift here, we support here, we value people here and we're stronger together.” — Sarah Wingfield ❤️ Independent Disability Advocate+ KawaiiDollDecora.uk #communitysupport #strongertogether #networking #supporteachother #kawaiiaesthetic Alt text: Square pink kawaii-style image featuring a glowing neon quote sign on a clear panel against a soft pink textured wall. The quote reads: “Build relationships with people who will mention your name when opportunities arise.” A bright pink heart appears above the sign. Decorative elements include a plush pink teddy bear at the top corner, hanging heart charms on the right, a pastel cupcake ornament with sprinkles...

“Accessibility helps everyone!” Accessibility helps everyone — not just disabled people. Ramps help parents with prams. Captions help non-native speakers as well as the hard of hearing. Clear communication helps neurodivergent minds. Flexible systems help all of us when life changes. Accessibility isn’t special treatment. It’s thoughtful design. It’s community care and inclusion. It’s the world acknowledging that humans are diverse — and that’s a good thing. When we build with inclusion in mind, nobody is left behind. ♿🌸 Sarah Wingfield ❤️  Kawaii Doll Decora 🌸 Independent Disability Advocate  #AccessibilityForAll #DisabilityAdvocacy #InclusiveDesign #AccessIsCare #KawaiiDollDecora Alt text: Cute illustrated scene in a park with four diverse characters standing together and holding a sign that reads “Accessibility helps everyone!” From left to right: a child with pink hair in space buns wearing pastel clothing; a smiling person with dark skin and short locs waving; a person ...