Bladder Control and Public Transport This is a rather personal blog on the topic that Incontinence is no Laughing Matter. And I certainly wasn’t laughing by the time I got off the train in Brighton and joined the queue with about 50 other women back in August 2017 when excruciatingly waiting my turn for the […]
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As always when I go to these fabulous courses, like the Norman Doidge The Power of Thought: Updates in Brain Plasticity, the hurly-burly of work and other commitments prevents me from doing as much writing as I would like about the nuggets or pearls of information I am able to glean from attending the course.
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CPOP pessary At the beginning of this year I got to trial some new pessaries. As you know I am a bit of a fan of pessaries as a conservative approach to managing pelvic organ prolapse. I have written many blogs on them – if you go to the top panel there is a prolapse
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Buy Green Vanilla Tea This week’s blog is a sad one. It’s talking about a problem which is likely to touch all our lives in some way. We will all know a family who has had to deal with the dementia diagnosis or will be right now in the thick of the dementia disruptor, with
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I want to talk about fairness – or the lack of it. My husband went to the dentist recently and had his six monthly check up. It took 30 minutes. He had an examination (it has a separate code), a clean (it has a separate code), a filling (it has a separate code) and the
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Amy being interviewed for ABC TV There has been some heated debate recently about a headline grab that followed an interview of Amy Dawes, co-founder of The Australasian Birth Trauma Association (See link to the website here.) by ABC News. By her own admission, Amy is regretful that she answered yes when asked does she think that
Childbirth issues- Informed Consent, Forceps and Caesareans. Read More »
Today’s blog is from a guest blogger Dr Lydia Pitcher. Lydia is a Haematologist/Oncologist with BloodCare and works at ICON Cancer Care, Noosa and SCHOC Buderim and we have had many discussions about the importance of basic blood care especially in Women’s Health and dementia assessment and management. Lydia continues to patiently answer all my questions.
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Who does that to their employees? A few days before IWD say: “Can you write a paragraph on exercise for IWD?” To Megan, Jane, Alex, Marzena, Martine and Alison – I am sorry. But the advantage of dropping this short writing task on them so suddenly is they just write from their heart and don’t overthink
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Today’s blog has been written by Alexandra Schafer – Alex – another fabulous pelvic health physios who has worked for me. She also translated Pelvic Floor Recovery surgical book into German for me. It is called Beckenbodenrehabilitation. She has since returned to Germany and has a trhiving practice in Germany. She has shared her story
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The next blog in my exercise series in the lead up to #IWD (International Women’s Day) on Thursday 8th March is on running and who better to write it than Jane Cannan, one of my fantastic physios, who herself is a (some would say) fanatical runner. A couple of years ago, Jane was all ears
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