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The Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowSeason 2 Episode 1: The Hurdle2Hope® Show Begins: Real Stories, Real ConversationsThe Hurdle2Hope® Show Begins: Real Stories, Real Conversations  Welcome to Season 2 and the official beginning of The Hurdle2Hope® Show If you’ve ever faced a diagnosis, a trauma, a loss, or a moment when life just stopped making sense — you’re in the right place. In this episode, I’m sharing: Why I created the Hurdle2Hope® Show What living with MS and stage 4 breast cancer has taught me about resilience The healing power of language, mindset, and being open-minded Why even in the darkest moments, hope will always...2025-07-3020 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowWellbeing Interrupted AnnouncementThis isn’t a regular episode—just a quick update to share something important. 🎧 Wellbeing Interrupted is evolving… and I wanted to let you know what’s ahead. Listen to this short announcement, and be sure to follow the show so you don’t miss next week’s launch of The Hurdle2Hope Show. Send Teisha a text message ❤️🧡💚Always remember to thrive after a life-changing diagnosis... Your Mindset is Everything!Learn more about the Hurdle2Hope® Roadmap by watching the Mindset Masterclass Reclaim Your Life. It's a...2025-07-2406 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show76: When the System Fails to Hear YouWhat happens when advocacy is met with silence? In Episode 76 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I reflect on how emotionally draining it can be when we share our stories, speak up for what matters—and are met with silence. Following the powerful conversations in Episodes 74 and 75 about the NDIS pricing changes, I share how I’ve been feeling flat. The silence from decision-makers has been deafening, especially when participants and practitioners are being so open about the real-life impact of these cuts. I talk about the emotional toll of advocacy, what it means to figh...2025-07-0318 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show75: Disability Advocate Jarrod Sandell-Hay on NDIS Price CutsWhat happens when support you rely on is at risk? In Episode 75 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I speak with disability advocate and NDIS participant Jarrod Sandell-Hay about the upcoming changes to NDIS pricing—and why they matter so much. Jarrod shares how Allied Health support has helped him stay well and independent, and why cuts to services could mean people miss out on the care they need. We talk about what’s changing, what it means for those living in regional areas, and how people with lived experience often feel unheard in decisions that direct...2025-06-2550 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show74: The Real Cost of NDIS Price Changes – A Participant, Parent, and Provider PerspectiveWhat happens when disability support is slashed? For me, it’s the fear of losing my independence. Of no longer being able to walk. In Episode 74 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I speak with neurodivergent therapist, educator, NDIS participant—and parent to a young NDIS participant—Giarne Ashby about the very real consequences of the upcoming changes to disability support in Australia.  These aren’t just policy tweaks they are life-altering cuts that threaten the therapies and services that keep people like us functioning, moving, and coping with everyday life. With NDIS pricing...2025-06-1831 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show73: Is This Career Worth Getting Sick For?Have you ever had to ask yourself: “Is this career worth getting sick for?” In this solo episode, I take you behind the scenes of a new project launching the Hurdle2Hope Journal on LinkedIn and share the very first entry that sparked it all. It’s a raw reflection on career, chronic illness, and the pivotal question that changed the course of my life. This episode is especially for those living with a health condition, navigating the complex balance between work and wellbeing. If your job is taking more than your body can give...2025-06-1216 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show72: Learning from Ahna de Vena — Global Sleep Health LeaderAre You Struggling to Sleep Well?  In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I sit down with Ahna de Vena — a global sleep health leader, educator, and founder of the Sleep & Dream Foundation and REVIVE Global — to talk about why so many of us find sleep difficult, and what we can actually do about it. If you’ve ever felt wired at bedtime, scared of the night, or just plain disconnected from rest — this episode will help you see sleep in a whole new way.  Key Episode Takeaways We...2025-06-0451 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show71: My MS Diagnosis: A Story of HopeToday is World MS Day — and this year’s theme is “My MS Diagnosis.” So I thought… it’s time to share mine. In this solo episode, I reflect on being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at just 22 years old. It was quick and clinical—but the emotional impact was anything but. For a long time, I felt like my future had disappeared. This isn’t just a story about symptoms or medical tests. It’s about what happens after. About the mindset that kept me stuck… and what finally helped me move forward. Fr...2025-05-3027 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show70: Can AI Actually Help My Health?What if AI could help you manage your illness — without overwhelming you? In this solo episode, I reflect on my time at the Digital Health Festival and explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is already transforming healthcare — and how it can actually help those of us living with chronic illness or fatigue. From getting my Starlink internet set up to choosing a washing machine that works with MS and off-grid living, I share how tools like ChatGPT are saving me energy, time, and mental load — and how they can support you too. If you LOVED the...2025-05-2125 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show69: Can Constant News Impact Your Healing?Is the 24/7 news cycle draining your energy? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I share what changed for me when I stopped watching the news—and how it’s supported my healing in ways I didn’t expect. Discussing an article from Mayo Clinic and my own lived experience with MS and Stage 4 breast cancer, I talk about the toll that constant noise, images, and updates can take on our nervous systems—and what we can do instead. I also issue a gentle challenge to you this week: let’s both turn down the...2025-05-1414 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show68. The Other Side of Mother’s DayHow do you feel on Mother’s Day? A question often not asked. Conversations not always had. This week I’m prioritising my own wellbeing—and revisiting one of my most vulnerable episodes to date. As Mother’s Day approaches, I reflect on a deeply personal part of my story: the grief that came with the decision not to have children, and how illness shaped that path. Whether you're living with a health condition, supporting someone who is, or just wanting to understand a different side of Mother’s Day—this epis...2025-05-0725 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show67. A New Diagnosis or Prognosis? The One Thing You Can ControlHow did you feel when you received a life-changing diagnosis?  Shocked? Numb? Like the ground had shifted beneath you? In this episode, I share how the lessons I learned from living with MS helped me navigate my stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis. The one thing that stood out—and truly worked—was creating an environment that protected my energy and supported my healing. If you LOVED the episode, share it on your Instagram stories and tag me @hurdle2hope!  KEY TAKEAWAYS ● What you can control after a diagn...2025-05-0123 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show66: Resilience Isn’t the Start – An Open Mind IsHave you ever felt like you were trying to be resilient—but it just wasn’t working? Maybe you were doing your best to push through a health challenge, hold it together, or stay strong—only to feel like it still wasn’t enough. In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I’m sharing why the advice to “be resilient” often feels like pressure instead of support—and what true resilience really looks like when you’re living with a chronic illness. If you LOVED the episode, make sure you share this on you...2025-04-2314 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show65: The Authentic Mindset: Why Forced Positivity Isn’t the AnswerHave you ever felt like being positive just isn’t enough?  Maybe someone told you to “just stay positive” at a time when life felt anything but okay. In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I’m opening up about the pressure to perform positivity—especially when living with a chronic illness—and why authenticity is far more healing than forcing a smile. If you LOVED the episode, make sure you share this on your Instagram stories and tag me @hurdle2hope  KEY EPISODE TAKEAWAYS When positivit...2025-04-1622 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show64: Mariah MacInnes Returns — From Whipple’s Procedure to Life as a Digital NomadAre you feeling stuck in life with your health condition? Mariah MacInnes returns to Wellbeing Interrupted (first heard back in Episode 18 — my very first guest!). A year on, Mariah continues to embrace life as a digital nomad — a life worlds away from the hospital bed she found herself in after undergoing a Whipple’s procedure in her twenties. At that time, she felt completely lost and unsure how she could possibly move forward. In this episode, we catch up on how far she’s come, how her business Content Queen is thriving, and how her next chapt...2025-04-0933 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show63: Chronic Illness + Disability + Woman = My Experience of Unconscious BiasDo you believe in unconscious bias? In this solo episode, I share a moment that made me stop and think. While representing Hurdle2Hope® at a recent health event, I noticed how quickly assumptions were made — not out of malice, just habit. It’s something many of us living with illness or disability experience. And when you add gender into the mix? The bias can be subtle… but it’s there. This isn’t about blame. It’s about gently noticing — and opening the conversation.  Key Takeaways: W...2025-04-0217 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show62: Frontline Staff Are Burning Out — And What We Can All Do About ItWho supports the people who support us?  In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I unpack why burnout in healthcare, disability, and aged care is more than a workplace issue — it’s a care crisis that affects us all. Whether you rely on frontline support or work in the sector yourself, this is a conversation we need to have. I also share how the Hurdle2Hope® Roadmap can help staff move from crisis to growth — and what small actions we can all take to be part of the healing.  2025-03-2631 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show61: Topless Runner: How Mindset and Self-Acceptance Change EverythingWhat if mindset—not your body—was the biggest thing holding you back? Louise Butcher is back on Wellbeing Interrupted, and in this follow-up to Episode 60, we go even deeper. This time, it’s not about marathons or world records—it’s about what happens when you stop letting other people’s opinions define how you feel in your body. And if you haven’t yet listened to last week’s chat in Episode 60, we highly recommend you hit pause and go back to that first. Key Episode Takeaways Confidence after mastectomy isn...2025-03-1919 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show60: Topless Runner Returns: Catching Up with Louise ButcherWhat if losing your breasts led you to discover your greatest strength? Louise Butcher is back on Wellbeing Interrupted, and her story is more powerful than ever. After making headlines as the first woman to run the London Marathon topless post-mastectomy, Louise has since broken records, sparked global conversations, and challenged the way we think about body image, confidence, and femininity. Key Episode Takeaways From Breast Cancer to Breaking Records – How Louise turned a life-changing diagnosis into a movement that’s redefining body confidence. Running Topless & Challenging Body Image Stigma – The real reason she...2025-03-1246 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show59: Art for Wellness with Debbie CrouchCan creativity truly be a tool for healing? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I sit down with Debbie Crouch, a creative community expert, artist, and recovery coach who founded Art for Wellness. Debbie’s journey is a powerful testament to how creativity can support emotional healing, particularly for those navigating health conditions or past trauma. Growing up, Debbie loved art, but after a teacher told her she would never be good at it, she lost confidence and walked away from creativity for years. It wasn’t until a mental breakdown led her to red...2025-03-0541 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show58: No Diagnosis, Just Symptoms—What Now?Are your symptoms real if no one can give you a diagnosis? Have you ever felt like something was wrong with your body, but no one could give you answers? You’re not alone. The journey to a diagnosis can be frustrating, exhausting, and emotionally draining. In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I reflect on my conversations with Ronni Morgan (Episode 47) and Katerina Vujić (Episode 56), who both faced long, difficult roads to understanding their health conditions. Key Takeaways from This Episode: The powerlessness of searchi...2025-02-2618 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show57: Hurdle2Hope® Stories: Meet Tami Wong Living with AlopeciaWould you still feel like yourself if you lost your hair? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I sit down with Tami Wong, who has lived with alopecia since she was 15. She turned her experience into advocacy, founding Hair Loss Pride, a support community for women and teens, while also educating salon professionals and writing the bestselling children's book Hair Pride.  If you LOVED this episode, make sure you share this on your Instagram stories and tag us @hurdle2hope and @hairlosspride!  KEY EPISODE TAKEAWAYS The emotio...2025-02-1948 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show56: Hurdle2Hope® Stories: Meet Katerina Vujić Living with Chronic IllnessHealthy one day. Sick the next. Can you relate to this?  Katerina Vujić’s life changed in a day. In Episode 51 of Wellbeing Interrupted, she shares her journey from unexplained illness and medical gaslighting to self-advocacy and healing.  Now a certified holistic health coach, Katerina uses her experience to guide others through their own health challenges. If you LOVED this episode, share it on Instagram and tag us @hurdle2hope and @thrivehealthcoaching Key Takeaways: Self-advocacy is essential when seeking answers for chronic illness. Functional...2025-02-131h 08The Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show55: Part 2 [Update]: Australian Healthcare WeekJoin Me at the Biggest Healthcare Event in the Southern Hemisphere! I’m so excited to share that I’ll be part of the Start-Up Zone at Australian Healthcare Week (AHW) 2025—the largest healthcare exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere!  🌟 And here’s the best part—I have FREE tickets to give away! 🔗 Register Here What is Australian Healthcare Week? Australian Healthcare Week (19-20 March, 2025) is the biggest healthcare exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere, showcasing the latest innovations and advancements across the entire healthcar...2025-02-1009 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show55: My Three C’s for 2025: Confidence, Curiosity & CreativityWould you say you’re a curious person? Turning 50 is a milestone I’ve fully embraced—not just because I’m here to celebrate it, but because I love the life I’m creating. Stage 4 cancer has shifted my perspective, and in 2025, I’m intentionally focusing on Confidence, Curiosity, and Creativity. If you're facing a health challenge or a big life transition, I encourage you to choose your own guiding words for the year ahead. If you LOVED this episode, make sure you share it on your Instagram stories and tag me @hurdle2h...2025-02-0519 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show54: Learning from Jessica Graham: Author Being (Sick) EnoughHow Can Curiosity Help You Heal? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I sit down with Jessica Graham, trauma resolution guide, meditation teacher, and author of Being (Sick) Enough: Thoughts on Invisible Illness, Childhood Trauma, and Living Well When Surviving is Hard. Jess shares their journey of living with chronic illnesses, healing from childhood trauma, and how curiosity and small joys have helped them find resilience and purpose. They also discuss their work helping others heal through trauma resolution practices. If you LOVED this episode, make sure to share it on you...2025-01-3157 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show53: Healing Beyond Labels, Perfection, and DisconnectionHave You Ever Felt Defined by Your Illness? It’s easy to feel like your health condition has taken over your story. Whether it’s MS, cancer, or something else, those labels can weigh heavily on your mind and soul. But what if you could reframe those challenges and take back your sense of self? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I reflect on my incredible conversation with Michelle Holling-Brooks from Episode 52. Michelle’s story reminded me of the power of mindset—how we can move beyond labels, build deeper connections, and embrace the imperf...2025-01-2223 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show52: Hurdle2Hope® Stories: Meet Michelle Holling-BrooksDo the labels of illness shape how you see yourself? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I sit down with Michelle Holling-Brooks to explore her profound journey of healing and resilience. Michelle’s story is one of transformation—moving beyond health labels and discovering the wisdom and power hidden in life’s challenges. Through her insights, Michelle invites us to redefine what healing looks like and embrace wholeness over perfection. Her connection to the Wounded Healer archetype and her remarkable bond with horses offer unique perspectives on living authentically through adversity. If you LO...2025-01-1558 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show51: How I Get My Mindset Ready for the New YearDo you find New Year’s brings up mixed emotions? Living with a health condition can make the start of a new year feel overwhelming. In Episode 51 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I share how I prepare my mindset for the year ahead—not by setting rigid resolutions but by reflecting, shifting my focus, and focusing on what excites me about the future. This episode is a personal look at how I approach New Year’s while navigating chronic illness. From moving to 100 acres at Daisy Hill to embracing the peace of life in remission, I reflec...2025-01-0817 minThe Online Prosperity ShowThe Online Prosperity ShowThe Healing Mindset Revealed by Teisha RoseWelcome to The Online Prosperity Show! I’m your host, Prosper Taruvinga, and today we’re joined by Teisha Rose, founder of Hurdle2Hope®, author, and podcast host.   Teisha’s journey with multiple sclerosis and stage 4 breast cancer has shaped her powerful approach to resilience.   In this episode, Teisha shares how she empowers others through her experiences and offers actionable strategies for strength and hope.   Subscribe for more inspiring episodes!   -Company Name: Hurdle2Hope -Website: https://www.hurdle2hope.com   ...2024-12-2637 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show50: Learning from Low Key Spiritual: People-pleasing, boundaries and alignmentAre you a people-pleaser struggling to honour your health?  In Episode 50 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I chat with Francesca Budesheim, founder of Low Key Spiritual. Francesca shares her expertise on the mind-body connection, breaking free from people-pleasing, and processing grief to align your life in a way that honours your health.  If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, disconnected, or stuck in patterns that don’t serve you, this conversation will give you tools to reconnect, release, and move forward with purpose.  If you LOVED this episode, share it o...2024-12-181h 01The Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show49: Hurdle2Hope® Stories: Meet Erin Buck Living with a Back InjuryLife begins at 40, right? For Erin Buck, it began with a back injury that changed everything. In Episode 49, I chat with Erin, who shares her story of living with a debilitating back injury that transformed her career, mobility, and daily life. From navigating chronic pain and foot drop to the emotional challenges of using a wheelchair, Erin’s journey is one of resilience, adaptability, and finding purpose in unexpected ways. Erin’s story is a powerful reminder that, even when your wellbeing is interrupted, new beginnings are possible. If you L...2024-12-1151 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show48 Holiday Stress: Tips for Thriving with a Health ConditionI want to feel festive but… Living with a health condition can make this time of year especially overwhelming, with endless to-do lists, social commitments, and the pressure to keep up. In Episode 48 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I share practical strategies to help you manage holiday stress while protecting your health and energy. From staying grounded and shifting frustration to gratitude, to adapting your plans with flexibility, this episode focuses on making the festive season more manageable and enjoyable. I hope these tips help you to approach this busy time with less stress and more...2024-12-0419 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show47: Hurdle2Hope®️ Stories: Meet Ronni Morgan Living with hEDSStruggling to get doctors to listen to your health concerns? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I sit down with Ronni Morgan, who shares their journey of living with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS). Ronni opens up about the long road to diagnosis, the challenges of living with chronic pain, and how they’ve redefined their career to align with their health and passions.  Ronni’s story highlights the importance of persistence, self-advocacy, and raising awareness for invisible disabilities. If you LOVED the episode, make sure you share this on your Instagram stories...2024-11-2752 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show46: Hurdle2Hope® Stories: Meet Trish Gent Living with AnxietyHave you ever felt like anxiety was just part of who you are? In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I talk to Trish Gent, an integrative life coach, Kundalini yoga instructor, and district nurse, about her experiences with anxiety, infertility, and the journey to a more balanced life. Trish shares how she shifted her perspective from managing anxiety to addressing its root causes, discovering the healing power of nervous system regulation and Kundalini yoga. Key Episode Takeaways Anxiety often stems from an unregulated nervous system, not just personality. Infe...2024-11-2049 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show45: Building a Meaningful Career Through IllnessHave you ever felt like your career is constantly interrupted by illness?  Living with a health condition can often mean adjusting, changing paths, and even stepping away from jobs you love. In Episode 45 of Wellbeing Interrupted, I share my journey of building a meaningful career despite MS and cancer—and how each interruption has led me to where I’m meant to be today. This episode dives into how illness has impacted my career journey, leading me from corporate roles to social work, auditing in the disability sector, and ultimately to creating Hurdle2Hope®️...2024-11-1323 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show44. Hurdle2Hope®️ Stories: Meet Kellina Powell Deaf Queen Boss!Can you imagine losing your hearing at the age of four? In today’s episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I sit down with Kellina Powell, known as the Deaf Queen Boss. Kellina lost her hearing at the age of four and has since become a powerful advocate and mental health coach for the deaf and hard of hearing community. She shares her journey of navigating a world designed for hearing individuals and how she empowers others to embrace their identity and advocate for greater inclusivity.  Kellina's insights are an eye-opener for many, and her stor...2024-11-0639 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show43. How Illness Can Build Your Confidence to Embrace ChangeHave you ever felt that life changes are out of reach when living with a health challenge?In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I’m sharing how illness has shaped my confidence to make life-altering changes. From multiple sclerosis (MS) to a stage 4 breast cancer diagnosis, each health challenge brought clarity and guided me to realign my life with what truly matters. Today, I dive into how illness can help us prioritise wellbeing, let go of what doesn’t serve us, and embrace change to live in alignment with our values.If yo...2024-10-3024 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show42. How to Build a Trustworthy Integrative Health Team for HealingAre you worried about trusting the wrong people with your health?In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I address an important issue after watching 7:30 (23/10/24) on the ABC in Australia. The segment discussed a practitioner who wasn't upfront about their qualifications, which got me reflecting on how critical trust and integrity are when building a support network. Whether you use medical or natural therapies, it’s essential to surround yourself with people you trust to support your health journey.As I share my own experiences of living with MS...2024-10-2326 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show41. Reiki and its Benefits for People with Health ConditionsCan energy healing really help you?In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I chat with Leisa Kelly, a Reiki Master and the founder of Soul Magick, to explore how Reiki can support people living with chronic chronic health conditions. Leisa breaks down the basics of Reiki, its benefits, and even how remote Reiki sessions work. If you’re curious about energy healing and how it can enhance your well-being, this conversation is for you.I’ve personally worked with Leisa during my own healing journey, and the insights she shares in this...2024-10-1637 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show40. Breast Cancer Awareness Month: What I've Learned from My Stage 4 JourneyWhat happens when an unexpected diagnosis changes everything?In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted,   I talk about my personal journey through stage 4 breast cancer and highlight the incredible story of Louise Butcher, who ran the London Marathon topless post-mastectomy. I also share the heartbreaking situation of Jeannie Ambrose, who is living with stage 4 breast cancer but fighting for access to life-extending treatment in England—a treatment I have access to here in Australia.  Key Episode Takeaways:The emotional impact of receiving a stage 4 breast cancer diagnosisNavigating treatment decisions and how multi...2024-10-0935 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show39. Hurdle2Hope®️ Stories: Meet Clare Reilly Living With MSHow can you embrace the outdoors and adventure when living with a condition like MS?In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I chat with Clare Reilly, a passionate advocate for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) awareness. Diagnosed in 2017, Clare shares her journey of navigating the emotional and physical challenges of MS while continuing to live a fulfilling life. Clare has embraced her new reality and found a renewed sense of freedom and independence. A lover of the outdoors, Clare revisits her passion for camping and even returns to Tasmania’s Overland Track, this time in her wheelchair. 2024-10-0242 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show38. I Live with Stage 4 Breast Cancer: Here’s My Take on Elle Macpherson’s ApproachWhat do you think about Elle Macpherson's approach to breast cancer?In this episode of Wellbeing Interrupted, I explore the controversy surrounding Elle Macpherson’s breast cancer journey. Elle’s decision to decline certain conventional treatments sparked intense media debate. As someone living with stage 4 breast cancer, I share my perspective on navigating illness, embracing an integrative approach, and learning from each other’s experiences.Key Episode Takeaways:An Integrative Approach to Wellness: Combining medical treatments with natural therapies can be transformative.Reflecting on Elle Macpherson’s Breast C...2024-09-2530 minThe Hurdle2Hope® ShowThe Hurdle2Hope® Show37. Australia Has Access to Enhertu—England’s Stage 4 Breast Cancer Patients Deserve the Same.How would you feel if access to life-extending treatment was denied?Living with stage 4 breast cancer is hard enough. I get it—I was diagnosed in February 2022. However, living in Australia, if my cancer were to become HER2-low, I have the comfort of knowing that the life-extending drug Enhertu is now available through our Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. Yet, this same drug remains out of reach for women with HER2-low breast cancer in England.It isn't fair. So, I reached out to the incredible Jeannie Ambrose, who is living with stage 4 breast ca...2024-09-1957 min