Anxiety: It’s impact on pelvic health issues Having pelvic health problems presents patients with a dilemma. “I look young and glamorous: How do I fess up to a complete stranger that I am having problems with bladder, bowel and prolapse or do I continue to suffer with shame and in silence?” Hopefully, with better awareness […]
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A Replacement for an old favourite (Normafibe) called Tumme Sterculia About 3 years ago I started a blog about the demise of a much-loved product called Normafibe, but obviously never actually posted it? I found it sitting in Drafts (along with about 150 others). The old product was based on Sterculia and was an excellent
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Gornergrat Experience Gornergrat 2019 Gornergrat 2023 Gornergrat 2019 Gornergrat 2023 This blog is a result of finding a blog from 2023 in ‘drafts’
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I love Women’s Health Over the years I had seen thousands of girls and women with their pelvic health issues, but the demand was outstripping my capacity to see everyone who wanted to be seen. So in 2015, when driving up a different street to my usual route and saw an interesting shop for sale,
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The build-up to Cyclone Alfred 4.30pm 7th March, 2025 International Women’s Day 2025 Typical that International Women’s Day for 2025 (in south-east Queensland and northern NSW at least) is being sabotaged by a male called Alfred…well a cyclone called Alfred. We are all duct-taped up here at home – every window nailed and taped shut,
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Pelvicfloorrecovery.com I started my blog back in 2011 when my son had a course exercise in his first year of Architecture studies to create a blog. I didn’t even really understand what that meant, so looked on with interest in what that meant and how to do it. Needless to say, I embraced the concept
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Sue about 34 weeks pregnant in 1991 Despite this photo being taken almost exactly 34 years ago, I can remember the discomfort I felt that day when I took Katie to school for her first day, like it was yesterday. I was heavily pregnant and suffering with pelvic girdle and low back pain – a
Happy New Year – the healing nature of Sunshine Beach On reflection, there is only one word to describe 2024 in the Croft household: Relentless. There have been health issues, one after the other, which have been challenging, but thank goodness there have been good outcomes on all fronts. And as we face 2025, we
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For many women Pelvic Health Physiotherapy is life-changing but is it really worth it? One of the most common statements we hear from our patients about pessaries when we have a successful pessary fitting is “This pessary has been life-changing!” Now every pelvic health physio who fits pessaries knows that when they hear that from
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Anne, Sue and Vonny all 50 years since they started Uni Yesterday, I was chatting to Vonny (my friend of many, many years) and she reminded me that with it being 2024, it was 50 years since we both commenced our Uni studies – Vonny studied Occupational Therapy and I studied Physiotherapy. Now I know
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