Retirement – NEW Visions for both Dr & Patient

After 17 years of ongoing eye consultations with my brilliant Ophthalmologist, she’s retiring. I’m feeling stuck, alone with my warped vision. Alone with the deficits that she has diagnosed, understands and has managed with me for years! “She’s retiring Mum” I whine....

My Stroke Journey Resource

Privileged to feature again in the my stroke journey booklet shared with those impacted by stroke nationally. Hopefully my stroke journey informs and empowers them in their journeys My Stroke Journey is a booklet for survivors of stroke, families, carers and friends....

Pods, Pies and Positivity!

My dear friend and I are in the car, driving home from a girls weekend away. Not long into the drive, my friend realises that the car roof pod wont lock. We’re both aware that, if not secured, all our luggage will fly out on the trip home.   Quickly, we make a stop at...

Recruiting for Diversity in our Workforce!

I survived a stroke at 24 years of age and I naively assumed that my degree in occupational therapy, work experience in the field as a therapist and my newfound insight as a patient would make my return to work a synch. I never imagined the barriers that I would...