So, the most common disability in the UK is hidden in plain sight: it’s the ache in someone’s knee, the fatigue that never lifts, the breath that runs short after a few stairs. It’s normal, it’s common, and it’s part of being human.
Next time you’re standing on a bus and see a seat labelled “priority,” you might pause. That person who looks fine might be battling their own invisible marathon. And honestly, that’s not sad—it’s just real. And real is way more interesting than perfect, don’t you think?
