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Cauda Equina Syndrome & the Importance of Peer-to-Peer Support with Anita Lowther
Anita Lowther was in her 40s when she injured her spinal cord. This led to a diagnosis of Cauda Equina Syndro...
Living Well with Cauda Equina Syndrome and Bladder Incontinence – Anita Lowther
How do you tell your friends you are incontinent? How will they react?
I had Cauda Equina compression ...
International Women’s Day & My Advocacy By Jo Prance
International Women’s Day is a day to inspire action and contributions of women everywhere.
Wayne Hartley: How Choosing the Right Type of Catheter Helped Prevent UTIs
Hi there, my name’s Wayne, and I’m here to chat about something that’s a big part of my life – cathet...
Stomas Aren’t Scary: Removing Stigma with Jo Prance
While the concept of living with a stoma can seem daunting at first, many ostomates whose medical conditions ...
Wheelchair Fencing with Jonathan Collins: Spina Bifida Awareness Month
My name is Jonathan Collins, and I’m 30 years old. I was born with Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus – a...
Meet DJ Dylan Reains: Spina Bifida Awareness Month
My name is Dylan Reains, I’m 18, and I’m a student and DJ. I also happen to live with Spina Bifida and Hy...
Meet Jo Prance: Mum, Yoga Teacher, Fitness Consultant & Ostomate
I’m Jo, a 48-year-old fitness consultant, and I live in Camberley, Surrey, with my husban...
World Ostomay Day: Celebrating Life with an Ileostomy – Introducing Jake Lewsam
Four months ago, I had bowel surgery resulting in an ileostomy, which means I now have a small ...
World Ostomy Day: A Celebration of Strength, Connection & Community with Jo Prance
Hi, I’m Jo, and today I want to talk about World Ostomy Day, a special day that means a lot to me and many ...