23 seconds later Troy would have been pronounced dead, with no oxygen for almost 20 minutes Kris Edwards talks to Troy Robertson about his life as an independent  24-year-old and travelling the world in a wheelchair as an  NZ Boccia representative

23 seconds later Troy would have been pronounced dead, with no oxygen for almost 20 minutes Kris Edwards talks to Troy Robertson about his life as an independent  24-year-old and travelling the world in a wheelchair as an  NZ Boccia representative

The Cerebral Palsy Podcast is a voice for the cerebral palsy community. Hear the inspiring stories, challenges and triumphs of NZ's people living with Cerebral Palsy. Hosted by broadcaster Kris Edwards who has CP.

The Cerebral Palsy Podcast is a voice for the cerebral palsy community. Hear the inspiring stories, challenges and triumphs of NZ's people living with Cerebral Palsy. Hosted by broadcaster <a href="mailto:krisedwards@mediaworks.co.nz">Kris Edwards</a> who has CP.

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After 30 years fronting other people’s brands across TV, radio, and newspapers, Duncan Garner is finally in charge. Welcome to his podcast - Duncan Garner: Editor in Chief.

After 30 years fronting other people’s brands across TV, radio, and newspapers, Duncan Garner is finally in charge. Welcome to his podcast - Duncan Garner: Editor in Chief.

Duncan Garner - Editor In Chief

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In South Africa there is 5 times more common in children than other countries  - cerebral palsy is still misunderstood, feared, and even seen as a curse in rural areas.

In this deeply moving episode, I speak with Marilyn Bassin about the harsh realities families face: poverty, stigma, and isolation. Together, we explore what it means to raise a child with cerebral palsy where support is scarce and myths run deep.

Hear about Boikanyo - The Dion Herson Foundation and what they do to help these families 

In South Africa there is 5 times more common in children than other countries&nbsp; - cerebral palsy is still misunderstood, feared, and even seen as a curse in rural areas.
In this deeply moving episode, I speak with Marilyn Bassin about the harsh realities families face: poverty, stigma, and isolation. Together, we explore what it means to raise a child with cerebral palsy where support is scarce and myths run deep.
Hear about Boikanyo - The Dion Herson Foundation and what they do to help these families&nbsp;

Saving the Cerebral Palsy Kids in South Africa - Marilyn Bassin 

World Champion, Olympic Medalist and now NZ Para Athlete of the Year - Danielle tells her story 

World Champion, Olympic Medalist and now NZ Para Athlete of the Year - Danielle tells her story&nbsp;

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Dean Booth Paralympic champion! Hear his story of winning by a fingernail as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Sydney Games.

Dean Booth Paralympic champion! Hear his story of winning by a fingernail as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Sydney Games.

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