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Osayuki the Double Amputee @UCD_neiFkFRZ9C93p2jVMeCQ@youtube.com

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My name is Osayuki and I'm a double amputee above the knee.


Welcoem to posts!!

in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c

Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 month ago

Join us for a day of action on 29th July to ask the new Government to commit to building accessible housing.

2 years ago, the previous Government committed to a minimum standard of accessibility and adaptability for new build homes. But they didnā€™t follow through with this.

There are not enough homes that meet disabled peopleā€™s needs. An average wheelchair user in England now joining the social housing waiting list can expect to wait up to 47 years for a council home that is suitable for them.Ā 

Thatā€™s why weā€™re calling for the new Labour government to implement this standard and for 10% of homes to be wheelchair accessible too.

#AccessDenied #Housing #Disability

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 8 months ago

Merry Christmas everyone šŸ˜šŸŽ„

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 8 months ago

The demonstration against Rishi Sunak scrapping the dedicated Minister for Disabled People will be taking place on 28th December 12pm at Downing Street. It will be a stationary demo so there will be no marching to make it accessible for everyone.
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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 year ago

This is more context to my latest Shorts video.

When I worked in multiple NHS hospital Trusts as a trainee pharmacist, sometimes other staff assumed that I was a patient despite me wearing my ID badge and lanyard. These staff couldnā€™t believe that a wheelchair user could be working in the NHS so they asked me questions like this! I found this annoying. They were surprised when I confirmed that I worked there. NHS staff should know that disabled people are capable of working.
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Recently the media and the government have been perpetuating the belief that disabled or ill people are lazy, and there are discussions about how to get more disabled people into work. If the government really wants to get more disabled people to work, they should remove the barriers that are placed in disabled peopleā€™s way. Many disabled people are discriminated against in their workplaces. If all disabled people are given the support and reasonable adjustments that they need at work, they will be able to do their jobs properly. Then they wonā€™t be forced to leave their jobs either. However not all disabled or ill people can work and they should be supported too.

Iā€™m one of the many disabled people who has faced accessibility issues at work and Iā€™ve been forced to change my career. Disabled people arenā€™t lazy.

Also Iā€™m preparing to go back to university and move to my university halls of residence next week. Thatā€™s why I have been uploading more short form videos at the moment.

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 year ago

I had a wonderful time at TikTokā€™s Disability Pride Month Mixer last night. It was lovely to meet disabled content creators and socialise with each other šŸ˜ā¤ļø #DisabilityPrideMonth #disability

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 year ago

Happy Disability Pride Month šŸ˜

I had a lovely time at the Disability Expo. My shorts video shows me trying different adapted products and mobility aids!

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 year ago

Hi everyone, sorry there will be no new video today. I've been very busy this week. See you next week!

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 year ago

Check out a News Shopper article about my story regarding both of the lifts that were out of service for months at my local Sainsburyā€™s! www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/23448860.sainsburys-abbā€¦

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 year ago

Happy Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month!
Being a double amputee can be challenging at times, especially due to living in a society and a world that still isnā€™t fully accessible for disabled people.
Iā€™ve learnt a lot from being a double amputee as I always have to adapt in different situations.
Being a double amputee makes me unique which is awesome! Itā€™s ok to be different and not look like everyone else. It took me a long time to feel this way.
To anyone who may be struggling with being an amputee or how you look generally, remember that youā€™re special šŸ˜

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Osayuki the Double Amputee
Posted 1 year ago

Happy International Womenā€™s Day!

I appreciate Transport for All for including me in their tweet thread about disabled women whose work has broken down barriers to transports and streets!

ā€œI am a Woman Phenomenally. Phenomenal Woman, thatā€™s me.ā€ - Maya Angelou
#InternationalWomensDay #InternationalWomensDay2023 #IWD2023 #EmbraceEquity

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