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Interactive and videos produced in collaboration with Hospice UK and partially funded by Together for Short Lives Improving Transitions for Young People Fund and The Open University. Audiovisual content produced by Tilt. Design and technical input provided by Elucidat and the Open Media and Informal Learning Unit.
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More on sex, intimacy and disability
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Intimate not Intimidated: It's Time to Talk about Sex and Disability
Watch now to access more details of Intimate not Intimidated: It's Time to Talk about Sex and DisabilityWe asked 6 people with life-limiting conditions to join us for a day long discussion on sex, intimacy and relationships. This film delves into the details...
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Nine top tips on talking about sex… for young people with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition
Watch now to access more details of Nine top tips on talking about sex… for young people with a life-limiting or life-threatening conditionLet's talk about sex! Sarah Earle and Maddie Blackburn outline 9 ways you can find out more about sex, intimacy and relationships if you have a life-limiting or disabling condition.
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Five things to know about being disabled and LGBTQ
Read now to access more details of Five things to know about being disabled and LGBTQDisabled people are often wrongly assumed not to have sexuality or interest in sex! Here, Jamie Hale reels off 5 things you need to know about being disabled and LGBTQ...
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Everyone should be able to have a relationship if they want and it shouldnt matter if the person has a disability, if the person is in need of wanting sex then it is there right to do so .
It should not matter what disabilties or life limiting conditions a person may have, they should have the right to experience their true sexuality. We are all red blooded humans and have sexual aruges and desires. If i was caring for someone with these conditions i would be happy to support them to achieve what they want and why not. Why should anyone not feel loved or desired by someone else due to their conditions. People with these conditions have just as much right as someone without disabilities or LLTCs.