So I started the process of ‘denormalising’ – becoming my own person instead of trying to fit in with or please others – and I got used to wearing a helmet. Of those who had reported having difficulty accessing public buildings at least sometimes, the activities which disabled people have most frequently been unable to take part in due to accessibility issues are going on holiday (57%), visiting friends (50%) and going to the theatre, cinema, or arts (48%; Q27). Carers

of disabled people had difficulty using public spaces ‘all the time’ or ‘often’ (Q24). Similarly, 28% had difficulty accessing public buildings ‘all the time’ or ‘often’ (Q25). Of those who had reported having difficulty accessing public buildings at least ‘sometimes’, the buildings respondents had most frequently been unable to access or had extreme difficulty accessing were shops and shopping centres (78%), and pubs, bars, restaurants, and cafes (66%) highlighting the need to make these venues more accessible and gather high quality data on their accessibility. 46% were unable to access or had extreme difficulty accessing medical facilities (Q26). More support for mental health, less stigma around mental health. Even I someti Of all disabled respondents, 27% were male (Q2) and are underrepresented as males make up 45% of the disabled population of the UK. Closed or open top models: sometimes you may have a specific need to protect the top of the head, this can be for a variety of reasons normally linked to repetitive behaviour/ADHD & Self harm, where impacts are sustained at the top of the head. To provide a solution we offer open top, closed top and semi closed top models. In the case of closed top, we normally include small holes in the top which allows for ventilation.Responses to the UK Disability Survey received up to 28 February 2021 formed an important part of insight gathering for the development of the National Disability Strategy. of carers who had accessed social services on behalf of the person for whom they care had experienced at least some difficulties (Q77e). If you need to use helmet feature only for csp nonce you can follow the example here. Example - Generate by options fastify.register(

Asset use permission You must get permission from me before you are allowed to use any of the assets in this file Respondents were asked to specify if they would like to respond to the UK Disability Survey as either a: If you want to disable helmet for a specific endpoint you must pass { helmet: false } to your route options. Disabled people reported being directly harassed as a result of not wearing a mask in public, despite being exempt and in some cases wearing a Sunflower lanyard. This particularly impacted those with invisible disabilities. Furthermore, disabled people reported being refused entry to businesses and to public transport as a result of not wearing a mask. I am not suggesting that everyone should wear a helmet, but rather that they should be comfortable using anything they like and need to.All new and future designs (public buildings and infrastructure) should consider disabled people and make them naturally more accessible.

Pose:{Head:[x,y,z], Body:[x,y,z], LeftArm:[x,y,z], RightArm:[x,y,z] ,LeftLeg:[x,y,z], RightLeg:[x,y,z]} Themes identified through manual coding and topic modelling were cross-referenced. Although these analyses were conducted independently, a high degree of similarity was found between the 2 approaches. The union of themes identified through manual coding and topic modelling was reported, with representative quotes related to each topic provided. The design of the UK Disability Survey was informed by 2 rounds of quasi-ethnographic research conducted by the Disability Unit and Policy Lab. This research was conducted between June and September 2019, and July and September 2020, respectively. of carers reported physical or mental health conditions or illnesses lasting or expected to last for 12 months or more (Q11), and of these, 71% stated that their condition or illness reduced their ability to perform day to day activities (Q13), highlighting that many carers are also disabled people.A 10mm round(weak) can headshot a super mutant(moderate) without helmet or a human(moderate) with helmet. of carers found paying their usual living expenses ‘quite difficult’ or ‘very difficult’ before COVID-19 (Q60b), compared with 52% during COVID-19 (Q60a).

Many carers reported that the pandemic had negatively impacted their mental health. Carers’ mental health was often associated with the mental health of the person for whom they care. Over the last 20 years, I have steadily worn my helmet all-day, most of the time. Now, is it part of who I am. When I filmed the comedy show I’m Spasticus, I wore it in every single episode. I also wear it to various events. Analysis of each question was conducted independently for those answering the survey as disabled people, carers of a disabled person or people, and members of the general public with an interest in disability. This was informed by the respondent’s answers to Question 16a (‘How are you answering this survey?’). Notably, respondents may belong to multiple groups, but answers were processed according to the capacity in which each respondent had selected to answer the survey. of disabled people reported that some of their answers are different as a direct or indirect result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the government response, compared with 66% or carers, and 44% of general public respondents (Q107). The topics where answers were most frequently affected by the COVID-19 pandemic were meeting people, accessing society and doing things, and life satisfaction, for all groups (Q108). Qualitative insights Question 109. Briefly detail how your experiences now are different to prior to the COVID-19 pandemic and government response, relating to all the topics(s) you previously selected. Disabled people reported that online delivery slots for grocery shopping were often completely booked up which disrupted access to essential goods or forced them to risk shopping in person. Using public transport to access shops has become increasingly difficult. Shops have become more inaccessible during the pandemic, due to disabled toilets being closed, seating areas being cordoned off, sanitisation products often being in inaccessible places, disabled parking being disrupted, and having to queue for long periods to enter shops.of disabled people,13% of carers, and 15% of general public respondents ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that employers are flexible in making workplace adjustments for those that care for disabled people (Q110l). my job role stopped and I am isolated physically, my disability isolates me mentally so both together impact my mental health Head destruction is different from normal headshots. You'll need to lower the enemy's head health to zero to deliver a devastating headshot afterwards. A dismember effect is also available for head destruction, to finish off enemies with style. Carers similarly stated that better financial support for carers would significantly improve their lives. This included making processes for accessing financial support easier.