When the disabled and able-bodied worlds collide in normal life, many are unsure how to act and what to say. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
My life can be difficult, I need a hand to do lots of things I can't do for myself. But those things… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
As a wheelchair user, I've always seen the snow as my enemy; with just a few inches, my wheels stop turning, my… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
Since being told as a child that I 'wouldn't live to be old,' I worry about it, I'm scared of it and… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
The value of a life is not just in its physicality but in our relationships with those around us. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
Since 'coming out,' I've marched in gay pride parades all around the world, I've filled my home full of rainbow tat and I've become… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
I am a control freak back seat driver; a map reading co-pilot who directs every turn of the wheel. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
Yes, there was one thing that I missed not being able to do - walk on a beach. I've always had this romantic image… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
Everybody has a story and being a disabled person means you have a unique story. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
Silent Witness' took nine months a year, so it did cut out an awful lot of projects that I would have loved to do.… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
I don't eat well, exercise or do whatever is necessary to be as healthy as I can be. No, instead I obsess that every… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
There's nothing like a medical questionnaire to dampen the romance of any moment. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
In the same way you might have a British-sign-language performance, I think you should have Covid-safer performances. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
The first PA I sacked had taken a shine to my then boyfriend, another helped herself to my purse, another decided it would be… — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
I often get people saying they are a disabled actor and how nice it is to see a disabled actor on screen. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
When the disabled and able-bodied worlds collide in normal life, many are unsure how to act and what to say. — Liz Carr Copy Share Image
