@viva-victoria.bsky.socialGoodbye Bristol. Home safe from #VSVR2026!
Living with depression, BPD, complex PTSD, autism & ADHD, travel, conferences, solo travel carries risk
After previous events ended badly, this successful trip used various strategies inc. a trusted friend as my supporting adult - winning!
@viva-victoria.bsky.social45-minutes before I was meant to present a 20-minute paper plus Q&A, I saw my name in the #VSVR2026 main programme!
I’d thought I was only giving a lightning talk for new researchers, but I was able to quickly redevelop and update a previous presentation and delivered it to a kind and generous room
@viva-victoria.bsky.socialSuch a shame to miss day two, but I travelled home yesterday after a brilliant VSSN New Researchers Day and day one of #VSVR2026 in Bristol
I learned so much, heard familiar ideas from fresh perspectives and met some inspiring people
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@viva-victoria.bsky.socialI MADE IT TO BRISTOL ❤️🎉🥳
Seemingly endless barriers overcome, and here I am chilling in my hotel watching Preditor and very ready for @vssn1.bsky.social #VSVR2026!
I’m so bloody proud!
@viva-victoria.bsky.socialTravelling to Bristol late to present my PhD research at #VSVR2026 with @vssn1.bsky.social
The conference organisers & my supervisor have been brilliant, but being a disabled PGR has meant weeks of forms, emails, chasing, risk assessment, booking problems & uncertainty just to get there