Lucy Edwards

Lucy Edwards is a British journalist, broadcaster, and disability advocate who has used her platform to challenge perceptions of blindness and disability. She lost her sight at the age of seventeen due to incontinentia pigmenti, a rare genetic condition, and has since built a career as a BBC journalist, content creator, and campaigner for accessibility. Blind Not Broken is her memoir, telling the story of losing her sight, rebuilding her identity, and fighting for a world that is more inclusive and accessible. Edwards writes with honesty, humour, and determination, refusing to let her disability define her while being candid about the challenges she has faced. The audiobook and book versions of Blind Not Broken offer listeners and readers an inspiring, honest memoir. Edwards's work appeals to anyone interested in disability rights, resilience, and the power of refusing to accept limitations imposed by others.