Day 2: Living and thriving in the fog
John Keats, the poet, lived in the land of the pea-souper. He knew a thing or two about getting around
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Day 1 Abraham Maslow
Imagine this. You are dropped in the ocean 1000 miles from land. What will you do? Sink or swim? Abraham
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Going from survive to thrive
Here is a story about to be published in the Warrandyte Diary – our local community newspaper. Local Warrandyte
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You can do it, Charlie Brown
In 1950 Charles Schultz, invented the Peanuts characters – Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, Snoopy and company. But Charlie Brown was
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If it’s going to be…
Sydney, in the early 1840s, was still very much a convict town and hardly a hotbed of feminism. Caroline
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“The battery that never ends” and so much more
I never heard anything about this on the main media channels in Australia. Yet, it is an extraordinary claim by
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Pain management
In this episode you will learn more about why pain occurs after spinal cord injury and why this pain is
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Astonishing research
Monash University is conducting astonishing research, watching zebrafish repairing their spinal cords in real-time. Here’s the link. Https://medicalxpress.com/news/2018-06-stem-cells-spinal-cord-real.html
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Count the apples
Next time you eat an apple count how many pips there are. That’s not hard. You will get a definite answer –
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Freedom on Wheels
Be Inspired not only by this piece of machinery, but also by the man behind the machine https://www.freedomwheelchairs.com.au/
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