Conversational Asymmetry
Sitting alone in a café, eating food, looking at my phone, and listening to other people’s conversations always gives me a lot to think about.
You hear so many dynamics … Read the rest “Conversational Asymmetry”
Why I prefer to “eat in” over “home delivery”
Sitting down at the local Mexican restaurant tonight for a couple of tacos (and a glass of sangria!) served as a timely reminder of why I prefer dining in over … Read the rest “Why I prefer to “eat in” over “home delivery””
Sydney Marathon Dance Party
As I left the house this morning, I let my neighbour know what I was up to. She had noticed me unpacking my mobility scooter, singing to myself, and looking … Read the rest “Sydney Marathon Dance Party”
Rights & Responsibilities for Amputees in Australia
The words “rights and responsibilities” were my key takeaways from attending today’s Limbs 4 Life meeting in Parramatta. Limbs for Life is Australia’s peak advocacy and support organisation for the … Read the rest “Rights & Responsibilities for Amputees in Australia”
The Resilient Mind: Ian Gawler’s Path to Healing
One of the most remarkable things about recording interviews for the Limb Shift podcast has been hearing about the transformative impact of limb loss.
A few days ago, I spoke … Read the rest “The Resilient Mind: Ian Gawler’s Path to Healing”
Telling your amputee story : Miles O’Brien
One of the constants of being an amputee is the need to repeatedly “tell your story”. From curious children on the street to family, friends, workmates, and medical professionals, you … Read the rest “Telling your amputee story : Miles O’Brien”