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An eye sty, a half-built microphone, and Lisa recording from an actual zero-G “hospital bed” setup… and then we get into the big one: dead-end moments with ALS.

Lisa shares what hit hardest after a visit from MND NSW, why the system can make you feel boxed in, and how perspective can mess with your head (especially when you’re convinced you’re declining and your physio’s like, “Mate… you’re doing great.”)

They cover the tools that help: swimming, meditation, singing, sorting the mould, lowering the toxic load, and a surprisingly brilliant visual trick for not storing every emotion in your body.

Come for the banter, stay for the truth bombs.

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