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Ruth had repeatedly been admitted to hospital during a nine-year period as a result of extensive nerve damage and other issues including osteoarthritis, double carpal tunnel, and scoliosis. Ruth (centre) pictured with husband Peter and daughter Maddison, Megan, Mya

And, as her seizures are symptoms of PTSD, she is unable to access medication for them. The 15-year-old claims she was then told that wouldn’t be possible by a member of staff, and no further explanation was given - even when she suggested it was a case of ableism.Īfter coming off of the phone, Ruth experienced a half-hour long seizure triggered by how upset she was as a result. “In the water you can’t see that I have any disability – it helps me and it’s a beautiful therapy.' Ruth’s daughter, Megan contacted the centre in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, to find out about signing up for a membership.Īnd, on a whim, she also queried if there would be any problems with her mum coming along for a dip while using a stoma bag. READ: Under-fire GP surgery hits back after facing wrath of keyboard warriors

#Beautiful people beautiful problems genuis free#

It might sound silly to other people but when you used to be free spirited and now you’re disabled it’s hard. “All I wanted to do was have a little swim with my children and be a mum. Ruth said: “I love swimming – it’s the only exercise I can do because of nerve damage from the waist down – and to be told no has really knocked my confidence.

Ruth claims that when her daughter called a leisure centre to ask about membership, she was swiftly told her mum would not be welcome. And the 49-year-old has spoken of how swimming is the only exercise she can manage due to the extent of the nerve damage she experiences from the waist down. Wheelchair-user Rush Hussey says was stopped from swimming at her local local leisure centre - because she has a stoma bag.