It was a pleasure sitting with Carly and Mike hearing them share some personal stories!

In todays episode we covered a range of different things, including orthopaedic trauma and artificial intelligence and where medicine is going. Mike shares some personal stories (perhaps too personal) and life saving situations. We chat ACL misconceptions and patient accountability. Mike asked how Carly uses pilates in conjunction physiotherapy and I ask, will we have surgeons in the future?

Carly and Mike are Husband & Wife and two very successful individuals in their own way.

During our conversation, both shared parts of their personals journeys, alongside navigating their career and parenthood.

Mike a successful orthopaedic surgeon, explains how important having his morning routine is, in order to maintain a work life balance and bring his best self to his patients. He also shares some stories from his career and gives insight to the operating theatre, what it’s like being a surgeon.

Carly a skilled physiotherapist shares her milestone of becoming a business owner and how she navigated this around their two young boys. Alongside a passion for surfing and trail running, Carly shares how she manages to keep her cup full so she can live a fulfilling life.

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Sara is the founding CEO of Living Child Inc. She is one of a kind. My conversation with Sara left me humbled. The work she has done is no short of incredible.

In 2020, Sara was made a Member of the Order of Australia for humanitarian work as a midwife. She is a Paul Harris Fellow for humanitarian work and Curtin Alumni Global Impact award winner.

Together, with her team of volunteer Living Child legends, they trek into the remote villages of Papua New Guinea. Where they aim to reduce the maternal and infant death-rate by providing training, visual teaching aids and birthing kits to midwives and Village Birth Attendants working in remote areas.

During our live conversation at the fundraising event for Living Child, Sara explains the difficulties they are facing in PNG while the villages are battling floods. The need for support and funding.

Emotions came out during our conversation while we discussed the depth of what is happening. Giving context to the extent of suffering these women and children have experienced in PNG. The amount of help Sara and the team continue to provide while facing setbacks is astounding.

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We did a few things differently today, one of those being introductions were at the end of our episode.

Another one being, we discussed topics that we all agree do not get enough of a voice.

Allie Adamson and Liz Behjat are two inspiring women, it was a pleasure to sit and talk with them both.

During this episode I got to see first hand the impact my two guests, Allie and Liz are making for individuals in the aged care sector.

Today’s focus is around the vacant bed initiative that Allie and liz helped launch throughout WA.

If you listen to the end of this episode, you’ll hear more about their personal stories. Plus you will hear Allie and Liz answers my three final questions.

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