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Stories of Resilience: Accepting the wheelchair was hard, but it gave me back my independence. From then on, I was rolling.

7, May, 2025

DisabilityPhysical disabilitySocial inclusion
Stories of Resilience: Accepting the wheelchair was hard, but it gave me back my independence. From then on, I was rolling.

Ana Serena Pérez is 54 years old and lives with Post-Polio Syndrome, a condition that radically transformed her way of living and moving through the world. However, what didn’t change was her determination. In this interview, Ana shares her story with honesty and strength: from the challenges of childhood to the key moment when the […]
📍 When a Comma Changes Meaning: The Importance of Clear Signage in PRM Parking Spaces

23, April, 2025

DependencyDisabilityPhysical disabilityRights
📍 When a Comma Changes Meaning: The Importance of Clear Signage in PRM Parking Spaces

A few days ago, a person with a parking permit for people with reduced mobility (PRM) wrote to us recounting their experience. They parked in a reserved space within a hospital complex, duly marked as a PRM space, but upon leaving, found a ticket on their windshield. The confusion arose from the text on the […]
Welcome Webinar of the Association of People with Reduced Mobility (AsoPMR)

20, March, 2025

DisabilityPhysical disabilitySocial inclusion
Welcome Webinar of the Association of People with Reduced Mobility (AsoPMR)

Aquí tienes la traducción del texto al inglés, italiano y catalán:   Inglés     Welcome Webinar of the Association of People with Reduced Mobility (AsoPMR)   On March 17, AsoPMR welcomed our community with a special event: the Welcome Webinar. During this session, we shared our mission, vision, and key projects that are transforming […]
Stories of Resilience: Cristina and her path to autonomy

11, March, 2025

DependencyDisabilityPhysical disabilityResilience StoriesRights
Stories of Resilience: Cristina and her path to autonomy

Tell us a bit about yourself: what’s your name, how old are you, and how would you like us to describe your situation as a person with reduced mobility? My name is Cristina. I am 51 years old. It’s July. After thirteen days in the hospital, I stopped walking for a few months, with tension […]