Did you know 1 in 4 Australians will experience incontinence at some time in their lives?
If so many people face continence issues, then why aren’t more of us talking about it?
Join Rhiannon Tracey on Stream of Continence, supported by Convatec, as she smashes taboos and shares the incredible stories of people with a lived experience of continence and spinal injury.
Subscribe now to catch the first episode, coming soon.
This podcast was recorded on Aboriginal Land around Australia and we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country.
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Did you know 1 in 4 Australians will experience incontinence at some time in their lives?
If so many people face continence issues, then why aren’t more of us talking about it?
Join Rhiannon Tracey on Stream of Continence, supported by Convatec, as she smashes taboos and shares the incredible stories of people with a lived experience of continence and spinal injury.
Subscribe now to catch the first episode, coming soon.
This podcast was recorded on Aboriginal Land around Australia and we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country.
Dinesh was the first medical intern in Australia to graduate with a spinal cord injury and only the second with Quadriplegia. He’s also a lawyer, scientist and team doctor for the Gold Coast Titans Physical Disability Rugby League squad. Hear his Great Comeback from injury and how he has overcome judgement and championed his lived experience to great achievement.
Stream of Continence
Did you know 1 in 4 Australians will experience incontinence at some time in their lives?
If so many people face continence issues, then why aren’t more of us talking about it?
Join Rhiannon Tracey on Stream of Continence, supported by Convatec, as she smashes taboos and shares the incredible stories of people with a lived experience of continence and spinal injury.
Subscribe now to catch the first episode, coming soon.
This podcast was recorded on Aboriginal Land around Australia and we acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country.
