More than 7.2 million Australians (1 in 3 people aged 15 years or over) experience bladder or bowel control issues.
The following people have shared their stories of living with or caring for someone with incontinence in Bridge magazine. Reading the experience and advice of others can make a huge difference to someone in a similar situation.
It is also important to remember that incontinence can be treated and better managed. Seek professional advice and support through the National Continence Helpline on 1800 33 00 66.
Anja Christofferson
Model and advocate Anja has made it her mission to show that people with incontinence can live happily and confidently.
Michael Murray
Ever wondered if your health specialist truly understands the effect incontinence has on your life? Associate Professor Michael does.
Anne-Marie Howarth
After a motorbike accident left Anne-Marie with a spinal cord injury at the age of 31, she saw a world of new opportunities.
Gabrielle Fakhri
Gabrielle has been caring for her son Simon, for 42 years. She shared their story at the launch of World Continence Week 2015.
