G’day, friends, and welcome back to another post! One of the most read and commented-on blog posts was my journey to body confidence. The comments on that post have been incredible, and I am so happy that it has helped and resonated with so many of you. However, after two years, it is time to […]
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G’day, friends, and welcome to another week and another post. My good friend Chris, who took over the blog a couple of months ago, which you can read here https://livingabled.com.au/living-duchenne-meet-chris-gillin-a-living-abled-takeover/, posted a little while back about his experiences where he had to make sacrifices because of his disability. Have I been sitting on this post
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G’day friends! If you are new here, welcome and welcome back if you have been here before! If you know me, you would know that lately, I have been going down a bit of a self-discovery journey, trying to go outside of my comfort zone and start to go to different events, classes, and places;
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G’day, friends, and welcome back to another week and blog post. It’s safe to say this past month has been rather taxing emotionally and mentally. I went to two funerals in a week, and the cold winter air is never a fun time with a muscle condition as I feel weaker and stiffer than normal
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Taryn Brumfitt is an icon, what she preaches on body image is what is so needed in society; especially also to the disabled community!
Stop being at war with your body! Read More »
G’day friends, welcome to another week and another blog post! When you have a physical condition that limits your ability to do specific tasks and leads to numerous doctor appointments, it is clear that you need to make your health a priority. In previous years I have slacked off with that majorly. I was in
How I am managing my dis-ability in 2023! Read More »
G’day friends and welcome to another week and another blog! Bedside manner. Everyone at some point will have experience with nurses and doctors either in a hospital or at home. I am no exception to the rule. I have had numerous visits to the hospital. Usually from my clumsiness or due to needing surgery. But
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G’day my friends and welcome to another week and another blog! Last month was certainly a roller coaster, from falling off a horse, to the loss of friendships, study overwhelm and several light bulb moments. It doesn’t matter if you are disabled or not, but we all feel the pressure to never fail and to
When things get too much and overwhelming: Stress and taking a Step Back. Read More »
G’day friends and welcome to another week and another blog! If you follow me on social media, particularly Instagram, you would have seen that I had a tiny accident last week. When I started to ride horses, I knew there would be a time when I would say hi to the floor. I have been
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G’day friends and welcome to another week and another post! I apologise for being MIA on socials and blogging. I am nearing my deadline for my dissertation, and so nearly every waking minute is spent typing furiously. Hopefully I well get back to a routine once the editing process begins! So given the time, I
Back in the Saddle: Epic life updates, and a Wallaby friend Read More »
