Today’s blog is written by Dr Samantha Richter who is a doctor of Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and works at Active Women’s Health Physiotherapy. Pelvic health physiotherapy encompasses many areas and one of the more complex is helping patients traverse the complexities of gender health. I find that for some in the older generations and for […]
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JG Crawford Oration by Professor Stan Grant Today I listened to the JG Crawford Oration by Professor Stan Grant at the ANU on 31st October 2023 and he was reflecting on The Voice Referendum result. Many of my readers may be disappointed that I am still revisiting this topic rather than getting back to my
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I have no words. We all know the result. Not enough of us are feeling sad. The No Case won. I want to record something in my blog – you know for posterity. I have stayed off social media today. It was just too ugly when I looked at the trends on Twitter at 7am.
The Voice result. I have no words – so I have borrowed these. Read More »
I have thought long and hard about writing this blog about The Voice referendum on October 14th, 2023. I know that if we look at the polls there are 57% of my readers who potentially will be annoyed that I am writing a blog putting my thoughts into words as to the benefits and consequences
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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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Christmas in London is definitely worth it once in your life to see those fantastic decorations How to survive Christmas I first posted this Christmas blog over four years ago but with the cost of living increases and the escalation of stress in the community with the pandemic, I thought it useful to resurrect
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Thank goodness the election is over Does anyone else feel a sense of relief and a feeling they can breathe again? I didn’t realise how much of a toll the past six months have taken on my body until it was all over. And I am not talking about COVID! The electioneering that has been
This Tuesday 8th March, 2022 is International Women’s Day and I am providing a platform for the video released by a group of very powerful women who are driving a new campaign to demand Safety, Respect and Equity for women. Each of these women have a story – and the stories aren’t pretty. These women,
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A negative RAT (Rapid Antigen Test) 2022: The Year of the RATs Please note: To all my family, patients and physio colleagues, this blog is not to get sympathy or make you all worry about how things are in my camp. Do not stress about me. But I am taking it upon myself to see
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