This photo and the one at the end of this blog have been entered by Professor Judith Goh in the IUGA (International Urogynaecological Association) Photo competition. I used them in this blog a few years ago (which I have re blogged below) and everytime I see them – I get all warm and fuzzy. How amazing to have the skill
Let’s make this photo a winner! Finale to World Continence Week. Read More »
The first thing I want to be clear about – this is not a political blog. It’s 11.06 pm and I have just got out of the shower. And I have to be honest I shed a few metaphorical tears in there tonight. That followed a few hours of indignant harrumphing (I’m sure you girls
It’s Hard for a Man to Walk in our Shoes Read More »
Well you dream about the perfect wedding (only when you are the MOB and not sleeping too well cause you’ve remembered another thing that should be written on the master list of ‘Final Master List of Things to be Done’, but it’s too cold to get out of bed and get a pen and paper)
All my patients know why I’ve been rather silent on the blog front just lately. Every day (almost) since July 5th, when my gorgeous first born and her delightful partner became engaged, there has been quite a bit of wedding talk, in amongst all the usual bladder and bowel talk that emanates from my Highgate Hill
You’ve all heard me prattle on about #pelvicmafia. It’s a worldwide group of dedicated Continence and Women’s Health Physios who spend their working days and often long into the night treating patients, reading articles, tweeting, Facebooking and communicating with their buddies around the world are on their very favourite topic of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. Julie Wiebe (click to read the
#pelvicmafia and World Continence Week 2014 Read More »
It’s coming up for three years since I wrote my first blog and in all that time, one of my most ardent supporters has been Bob – my husband, the clever artist (who did all the drawings/ diagrams in my books) and all round good guy that you, who have bought said books, has been communicating with after
Well it’s taken a while but here we are at the end of the prolapse talk – the final step in managing prolapse and boy is it important! Thankfully these days, women are understanding the value of exercise for many reasons – prevention of osteoporosis, good heart health, assisting in weight management and in a general
Remember this series of blogs relates to a talk I did for the public a few weeks ago and Part 4 of the 5 Step Plan is all about bowels. Bowels Bring Down Prolapse (and cause failure of operations): WHY? Never taught correctly as a child how to defaecate Bad habits- stool wrong consistency, always strains
More of the 5 Step Plan: Step 4 Managing your Bowels Well. Read More »
Last chance for you to attend a FREE lecture on Prolapse at Coorparoo commencing at 6.30pm: Registration and refreshments 6.55pm: Welcome – Continence Foundation of Australia, Tracey Sparks 7.00pm: Prolapse – what are my options? – presented by Urogynaecologist, Dr Hannah Krause 7.45pm: The 5 Step Plan for Managing Your Prolapse – presented by Physiotherapist,
Two education opportunities Read More »
Children in Detention (Sepia pencil 2005) I’ve done it before and there’s no doubt I’ll do it again. When you write your own blog you can write what you like, when you like – so today I am veering right off the pelvic floor path and onto the slippery slope of asylum seekers. What provoked me to