Meet our guests:

Ashlee Morton is a mum to 2 children as well as being a full time wheelchair user. She is passionate about exploring the world and making it easier for others with a disability to do so as well.

Through her work as General Manager at Accessible Accommodation she aims to make the travel sector a more accessible and inclusive place. In her spare time Ashlee plays Para Ice Hockey for the Melbourne Walers and rides a mountain bike.

Dan Slocombe is a proud dad to two daughters, the youngest Hayley who acquired her spinal cord injury as a infant and is now a world-ranked wheelchair tennis player and university scholar. Dan is also a Water Treatment Manager and has an adventurous spirit, enjoying many types of travel over the years with his family.  



Image by:  Ashlee Morton provided for by SpineCare Foundation

SpineCare Foundation recommends that if you are planning to travel by air consult your health care team ahead of time to discuss your unique circumstances.

Meet our guests:
Ashlee Morton is a mum to 2 children as well as being a full time wheelchair user. She is passionate about exploring the world and making it easier for others with a disability to do so as well.
Through her work as General Manager at Accessible Accommodation she aims to make the travel sector a more accessible and inclusive place. In her spare time Ashlee plays Para Ice Hockey for the Melbourne Walers and rides a mountain bike.
Dan Slocombe is a proud dad to two daughters, the youngest Hayley who acquired her spinal cord injury as a infant and is now a world-ranked wheelchair tennis player and university scholar. Dan is also a Water Treatment Manager and has an adventurous spirit, enjoying many types of travel over the years with his family.  
 
Image by:  Ashlee Morton provided for by SpineCare Foundation
SpineCare Foundation recommends that if you are planning to travel by air consult your health care team ahead of time to discuss your unique circumstances.

SpineCare's 40 Voices for 40 Years Podcast

To observe World Spinal Cord Injury Day on 5 September 2024, Radio 2SER FM and the SpineCare Foundation launched SpineCare's 40 Voices for 40 Years podcast series.

The podcast series is designed as a resource to inform, empower and enlighten families who have found themselves impacted by childhood acquired spinal cord injury or dysfunction. The launch is a way of celebrating the event through 40 voices from the community, insights from young people who have grown up with their spinal cord injury, their parents and caregivers, as well as academics and clinicians working in the field. Along with personal stories there will be tips, shared experiences on school-life, childhood rehabilitation, bowel and bladder management, going on family holidays, and the latest research and innovations on living with spinal cord injury.

SpineCare's 40 Voice for 40 years is created in the studios of Radio 2SER FM in partnership with SpineCare Foundation.

SpineCare's 40 Voices for 40 Years Podcast
To observe World Spinal Cord Injury Day on 5 September 2024, Radio 2SER FM and the SpineCare Foundation launched SpineCare's 40 Voices for 40 Years podcast series.
The podcast series is designed as a resource to inform, empower and enlighten families who have found themselves impacted by childhood acquired spinal cord injury or dysfunction. The launch is a way of celebrating the event through 40 voices from the community, insights from young people who have grown up with their spinal cord injury, their parents and caregivers, as well as academics and clinicians working in the field. Along with personal stories there will be tips, shared experiences on school-life, childhood rehabilitation, bowel and bladder management, going on family holidays, and the latest research and innovations on living with spinal cord injury.
SpineCare's 40 Voice for 40 years is created in the studios of Radio 2SER FM in partnership with SpineCare Foundation.

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