This is a short takeaway from the episode 'Escaping violence and finding purpose by helping others'.

This is a short takeaway from the episode 'Escaping violence and finding purpose by helping others'.

Hosted by the ‘pad lady’ herself, Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay, you will hear raw and real stories from the recipients of kind donations, the changemakers who help spread the word, the volunteers who make it all possible, and the charity partners who join us on the journey.

Hear how just one packet of period products, or one It’s in the Bag filled with essentials, can change someone’s world.

Both side-splittingly funny and utterly heartbreaking, leave this podcast with goosebumps that’ll have you wanting to be part of the change to ensure menstrual equity here in Australia.

Hosted by the ‘pad lady’ herself, Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay, you will hear raw and real stories from the recipients of kind donations, the changemakers who help spread the word, the volunteers who make it all possible, and the charity partners who join us on the journey.
Hear how just one packet of period products, or one It’s in the Bag filled with essentials, can change someone’s world.
Both side-splittingly funny and utterly heartbreaking, leave this podcast with goosebumps that’ll have you wanting to be part of the change to ensure menstrual equity here in Australia.

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Moments that Matter - Therese on the importance of volunteering 

 After a life-changing fall at 19 left Mon Murphy with a life she never planned for, she went on to win a silver medal at the Rio Paralympics. But behind the triumph was a silent struggle, one with chronic pain, misdiagnosis, and the invisible toll of endometriosis.  In this episode of Another Bloody Podcast, Mon opens up to Share the Dignity founder, Rochelle Courtenay about the night everything changed, what it took to rebuild her body and her life, and why it took years to be believed about her pain.  From hospital rehab to the world stage, Mon shares the truth about periods, prosthetics, and the power of finally being heard.  This is one powerful conversation about resilience, advocacy, and changing the narrative for the next generation of girls in sport.

&nbsp;After a life-changing fall at 19 left Mon Murphy with a life she never planned for, she went on to win a silver medal at the Rio Paralympics. But behind the triumph was a silent struggle, one with chronic pain, misdiagnosis, and the invisible toll of endometriosis. &nbsp;In this episode of Another Bloody Podcast, Mon opens up to Share the Dignity founder, Rochelle Courtenay about the night everything changed, what it took to rebuild her body and her life, and why it took years to be believed about her pain. &nbsp;From hospital rehab to the world stage, Mon shares the truth about periods, prosthetics, and the power of finally being heard. &nbsp;This is one powerful conversation about resilience, advocacy, and changing the narrative for the next generation of girls in sport.

The silent struggle behind her silver medal

This is a short takeaway from the episode 'How Period Shame Led To Stealing Toilet Paper'

This is a short takeaway from the episode 'How Period Shame Led To Stealing Toilet Paper'

Moments that Matter - Stacey on the power of It's In The Bag

This is a short takeaway from the episode 'How Period Shame Led To Stealing Toilet Paper'

 

This is a short takeaway from the episode 'How Period Shame Led To Stealing Toilet Paper'
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Moments that Matter - Therese on the importance of volunteering

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