[BYWG PODCAST] Thriving during the Pandemic

At the age of 24, Amanda was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). A debilitating incurable disease that renders its sufferers prone to paralysis, nerve damage, and in some cases blindness.

Amanda suffered a major MS attack in 2009 that left her paralyzed down the entire left-hand side of her body. Unable to move, eat, walk or control her own body, Amanda was given only a 50% chance of ever walking again.

With no choice but to succeed,  Amanda channeled her energy into a positive force. With a mountain of determination, the aid of eastern and western medicines, Amanda astounded everyone by not only walking unaided, but running again.

In 2013, Amanda founded Bend Like Bamboo, now one of Australia’s leading kinesiology practices, delivering programs designed to optimize health and resilience.

Today, Amanda dedicates her time to helping others rebuild their lives after illness, trauma, and stress; specializing in autoimmune disorders, the emotional links to disease & physical stress.

At her core, Amanda believes that renewal can be possible when the mind and body are given the right environment to repair.  

You can find Amanda on her website: Amandacampbell.com.au