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I can’t wait to move back to my hometown.
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I’m 42 and had to have my eye removed after an accident so I wear a patch over it.
I recently moved to a cottage in the countryside.
It seemed perfect.
I went to the pub and I was served but nobody talked to me and I was stared at.
A girl made a joke about my eye patch and I called her out on it.
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Now locals shout horrid things when they see me.
I can never get away from my disability. I’m miserable.
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DEIDRE SAYS: Not everyone is so prejudiced.
Join a local club, where you can meet like-minded people with similar interests and values.
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You can find support through Stop Hate (stophateuk.org, 0113 293 5100), a charity that challenges hate crime and discrimination, based on any aspect of an individual’s identity.
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