cassandraca
29, female, Single
Aledo, United States
If you are not disabled don't join me. I will be looking forward to that from you and probably tells u why I'm interested in disabled persons.
anita123
48, female, Single
Louth, United Kingdom
I'm Anita I'm 41,I have 5 children but only 3 at home as 2 grown up,I am disabled with fibromyalgia and arthritis,I'm loving fun and like going places ,love taking my kids to seaside etc,I am bubbly and love nights in watching films etc,
jhhradio
59, male, Single
Chelmsford, United Kingdom
I am a radio producer and broadcaster, former actor and lifelong Arsenal supporter!I like to embrace life and be part of it rather than shut myself away - I am Disabled but am more about Ability than Disability - contact me if you feel this way!
americanoutlaw715
52, male, Divorced
Lee, United States
Retired from government service and military. I'm self sufficient and financially stable, love fast cars, motorcycles, music of all genres, live intimate venues and travel. I have been fortunate enough to see the world, sometimes through a really awful dirty lense, but with the exception of one or two countries I've seen them all. I love to travel and eventually would love to just travel to the most awesome places ive been and actually enjoy them. I'm a beer, whiskey and wine connoisseur and can be a great guide to some amazing new adventures in alcohol.I'm looking for my forever angel. I know God has a plan for me. Age isnt a determining factor to me nor is religion I would just prefer a woman of faith because I'm a believer in spirituality. But again I wouldnt question it if the right woman came along. I also prefer a reciprocating romantic because I'm such a hopeless old fashioned romantic guy. I open doors for ladies, respect and value their opinions and treat them as a partner rather than an other. But this is an absolute deal breaker for me. I love romance in its simplest form. You get what you give and I'm a giver and just cant tow the entire line.I'm very social and love to be out and about, but I also love to stay in and have a nice quiet evening on the couch watching some awesome movies. Godzilla......I'm incredibly loyal to a fault and would obviously be looking for the same.I'm a disabled veteran and I do have a service dog so my ideal woman would have to love animals, that would also be a deal breaker.I'm also extremely funny. I can find humor in just about anything. I enjoy sarcasm and witty banter and have an extremely thick skin so nothing really bothers me. I'm always looking for material to joke and laugh about and at some point I'm probably going to either make you piss yourself or really embarrass the sh*t out of you.
lisalopz24
31, female, Single
Santa Cruz, United States
Imagine being an extreme athlete and having it all come to an end in an instant. I was unable to do my job and existed on ice packs for months. My string of injuries began with an auto accident in my early 30s. I suffered a cervical herniated disc and rupture requiring surgery. I now have a double fusion and plate installed in my neck. I'm officially the bionic woman (lol). I don't set off airport alarms so that's kind of a bummer for all this hardware. Being a fit girl, I recovered fairly quickly from my first injury. Within 6-months I was back to somewhat active, but not fully resuming anything extreme. Moving forward to the 90s, I had to have colon surgery. This was very scary and again meant more time off to recover physically. It would take another book to write this story. Being healthy has allowed me to recover from surgeries quicker and resume somewhat normal activities. Year 2003 brought another auto accident and more neck injury. I was so frustrated at this point. People really need to stay off my rear end from now on. Early onset cervical dystonia or torticollis was diagnosed due to the trauma. My surgeon wrote down permanently disabled in my records. He said I required full reconstructive cervical surgery and put me off work. I was filled with feelings of fear, failure, loss, desperation, and humbled by this horrible thing I had no control over.I thought to myself: who was I, what can I do, what would I do? I was no longer the athlete I used to be all my life. This was hard to accept and many days I lost hope. I remember praying to God each night to please let me wake up and be better. It seemed to never happen. This became my time of soul-searching. I needed a whole new attitude about my physical condition. I was determined to get better, avoid surgery, utilize my knowledge to help myself, and I did. I began a course of self physical therapy starting with ice and rest. I needed that and more importantly finally accepted that.
