Maureen is a bladder cancer survivor living with a stoma. She is healthy, happy and enjoys spending time in the garden, going to music festivals, and watching her grandkids grow
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There are lots of aspects of school readiness, including getting dressed, putting shoes on, and eating independently. An oft-forgotten part of the routine is using the toilet. Even if your
“The sooner the better,” Debbie Atkins, occupational therapist at Toilet Time, tells Bridge Magazine. There are so many aspects of going to the toilet that can affect young children's lives
Welcome to the Spring edition of Bridge Magazine, which is focused on women’s health. Evidence has shown being a woman is one of the biggest risk factors for experiencing incontinence
Taking the first steps The Deloitte ‘Economic Cost of Incontinence in Australia’ report estimates that 4.8 million women experienced some level of urinary and/or faecal incontinence in 2023, with women
In this women’s health edition, we want to create a safe space for women to understand their own body and seek help should they need it. We talk to Libby
We talk to Sarah White, CEO of Jean Hailes Women’s Health, on all things menopause. Discussing menopause symptoms openly with your family, friends, and health care providers helps to remove
When Stefania Little was born in the 1990s in Western Australia, Hirschsprung’s Disease was mainly thought to affect males and people with Down Syndrome. She was the first female patient
Twelve years ago, Bronwyn Ford underwent major surgery, including inserting pelvic mesh and a hysterectomy, to help relieve symptoms of severe pelvic organ prolapse. She has since experienced several other
Welcome to the winter edition of the Bridge Magazine where we celebrate and acknowledge World Continence Week 2024, a global initiative intended to raise awareness of bladder and bowel control