For Ami Sekhon, 40, a dog trainer from Cheshire, a decade-long struggle with an autoimmune disease left her immobile. Then she found exercise – and with it, a lifeline to freedom

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Gazing at the photo on my phone, I could feel a lump forming in my throat. ‘I look a mess,’ I thought, quickly deleting it. It was 2019, and I’d been keynote speaker at a conference as part of my job

Nicola Kaufman, 49, lives in Horsham, West Sussex, with her husband Adrian, 49. By the time I found out that I had multiple sclerosis (MS) – a condition that affects the brain and central nervous syst

With the working world in turmoil amid job market stagnation and the march of AI, many are eyeing the booming wellness industry with a view to turning their passion into a pivot . One WH editor enrols in yoga teacher training to see if there’s any feasibility to the fantasy

Going into a gym for the first time can be nerve racking for anyone, but when you are disabled, those anxieties are amplified. Will the gym be accessible? Where will I park? How will people treat me?