Anne and Vonny – friends for 47 years! Good health starts with good friendships which bring joy, regular exercise and a focus on the whole woman from health professionals Friday 8th September was World Physiotherapy Day and it’s always plonked right in the middle of Women’s Health Week. Why would I forget this I hear […]
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I just felt compelled to write this quick blog. Because last night late in bed (annoyingly just before I was about to go to sleep), I had an epiphany about the Matilda’s loss in the semi-final. I realised I wasn’t actually sad for myself, or Australia about that loss on Wednesday night. I was desperately
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Sue, John and Mum 2018 Lynne Sue (Susan to the family) and John My blog is also a way I can look back in a few years time and remember significant life events for
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I was asked to write this article for the O&G Magazine and this has been published this week. As this is unlikely to be read by many women from the general public I have reproduced the article in my blog (with a few more added pictures for interest.) Woman in Pain (Original painting by Katie
That’s as good as it got in 2019 We first came to Zermatt in 2019 to see the iconic Matterhorn, but sadly due to the overcast and wet mountain weather, we were never to spot it – not even once (unless you count the tiny tip I saw from our hotel verandah one night for
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Arriving at the conference hall for registration Awaiting the Key Note Speaker in the Great Hall 2023 IUGA Conference in The Hague I am writing this blog from The Hague after Day 2 of my visit to IUGA 2023 Conference. It has been so fabulous to be here face-to-face at a conference
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And to all the women out there who are feeling the pressures of working, parenting, partnering, being a friend, being a boss, being a carer….just being everything to many… today on International Women\’s Day if you need to take the pressure off yourself, take a moment to belly breathe, listen to your playlist of music or listen to nothing – there\’s nothing quite like quiet time if your world is noisy and busy.
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Pelvic floor problems transcend all genders and ages – but women, due to their pregnancy and childbirth roles, have higher prevalence of pelvic floor dysfunction than men.
Thank you! Thank you to everyone for their kind messages and heartfelt congratulations on my recent Order of Australia Medal (OAM). To say I’ve been feeling overwhelmed with your generous thoughts and good wishes is an understatement. It is gratifying that in these hectic times people have taken the time to send personal messages and
Mum and me on her 97th birthday As a joke…. for many, many years in June and January, my mum has texted me to say “Well we haven’t made the awards honours list yet again.” Well Mum…… 2023 has started in a very surprising way. After being a physiotherapist for 46 years, I have very
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