I think you should leave me…
In 2012, Korrin Barrett was 33 years old, healthy, and at the height of her career while living in Brisbane. Like many, she lived with a sense of invincibility that … Read the rest “I think you should leave me…”
Launching October 2026 for Australia’s Amputee Awareness Week, The Limb Shift shares authentic stories and wisdom. As well as being a journalist of several decades, I’m also an amputee, so hopefully I ask the right questions. You can listen to a preview here. Please explore these written stories ahead of the podcast’s launch.
In 2012, Korrin Barrett was 33 years old, healthy, and at the height of her career while living in Brisbane. Like many, she lived with a sense of invincibility that … Read the rest “I think you should leave me…”
When you become an amputee, you are immediately introduced to a revolving door of medical professionals: specialists, physiotherapists, and prosthetists. While these experts are incredibly skilled, there is a … Read the rest “The professional with lived experience.”
A good friend’s brother died suddenly this week. He was otherwise in pretty good health for a many in his late 60s. The cause was sepsis—a word which I know … Read the rest “Could it be sepsis?”
Sitting down today with Priscilla Sutton for The Limb Shift was a masterclass in navigating “light and shade.” I found Priscilla to be an incredibly engaging guest; she possesses that … Read the rest “Spare Parts with Priscilla Sutton”
I first encountered Tom Nash’s story while I was in the hospital, navigating the immediate aftermath of my own amputation. I read his book, Hook, Line & Sinner, during … Read the rest “Meeting Tom Nash, aka DJ Hookie”