Understanding the injury. And ways that parents can help their children understand what happened to them and what can be expected growing up with Spinal Cord Injury.

Guests :

Dr. Mary Clare Waugh - A Child Specialist in Rehabilitation at Westmead Hospital Sydney

Maya Dove - She is a youth case worker and also works as a model

Having had a spinal cord injury since birth, Maya is passionate about spreading disability awareness. From highlighting her love for fashion, to the performing arts, travel, social justice issues and — most importantly — her dog, she hopes to break down assumptions surrounding her experience. 

Image:

Maya Dove - A youth case worker and model

Understanding the injury. And ways that parents can help their children understand what happened to them and what can be expected growing up with Spinal Cord Injury.
Guests :
Dr. Mary Clare Waugh - A Child Specialist in Rehabilitation at Westmead Hospital Sydney
Maya Dove - She is a youth case worker and also works as a model
Having had a spinal cord injury since birth, Maya is passionate about spreading disability awareness. From highlighting her love for fashion, to the performing arts, travel, social justice issues and — most importantly — her dog, she hopes to break down assumptions surrounding her experience. 
Image:
Maya Dove - A youth case worker and model

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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