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Posted On: October 10th 2026, 08:00 am
World mental health day
Living with a health condition can affect much more than physical health. It can influence emotional wellbeing, confidence, relationships, independence, and how connected we feel to our communities.
At the QualityofLife4All conference we will also be looking at daily life and wellbeing. The physical, emotional and social dimensions of living well with a rare bone disease, at all ages. If you would like to know more about the conference join here; https://www.qualityoflife4all.org/
Living with a health condition can affect much more than physical health. It can influence emotional wellbeing, confidence, relationships, independence, and how connected we feel to our communities.
Our ongoing work in the Adult Health project is helping to shine a light on these important aspects of life.
For people and families living with OI, everyday life can bring unique physical, emotional, and social challenges. By understanding these experiences and creating opportunities to share, connect, and support one another, we can work towards care that recognises the person behind the condition.
Sometimes, quality of life starts with something simple: being heard, being understood, and knowing you are not alone.
Let’s continue building communities where talking about mental health is welcomed, support is accessible, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
#QualityOfLife4All #MentalHealth #EmotionalWellbeing #Wellbeing #AdultHealth #OsteogenesisImperfecta #OI #Care4BrittleBones #RareDiseases #LivedExperience #CommunityCare #HealthAndWellbeing
Living with a health condition can affect much more than physical health. It can influence emotional wellbeing, confidence, relationships, independence, and how connected we feel to our communities.
At the QualityofLife4All conference we will also be looking at daily life and wellbeing. The physical, emotional and social dimensions of living well with a rare bone disease, at all ages. If you would like to know more about the conference join here; https://www.qualityoflife4all.org/
Living with a health condition can affect much more than physical health. It can influence emotional wellbeing, confidence, relationships, independence, and how connected we feel to our communities.
Our ongoing work in the Adult Health project is helping to shine a light on these important aspects of life.
For people and families living with OI, everyday life can bring unique physical, emotional, and social challenges. By understanding these experiences and creating opportunities to share, connect, and support one another, we can work towards care that recognises the person behind the condition.
Sometimes, quality of life starts with something simple: being heard, being understood, and knowing you are not alone.
Let’s continue building communities where talking about mental health is welcomed, support is accessible, and everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
#QualityOfLife4All #MentalHealth #EmotionalWellbeing #Wellbeing #AdultHealth #OsteogenesisImperfecta #OI #Care4BrittleBones #RareDiseases #LivedExperience #CommunityCare #HealthAndWellbeing
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