THIS IS ME

In this very raw episode Amanda tells her story of strength and courage after years of domestic violence.  

**A trigger warning this episode describe graphics scenes of domestic violence.   

If you need help and support around domestic violence call 1800respect 

1800 737 732

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Kimberley's brother Ben was murdered in Thailand and the family is still looking for answers.

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In this episode we talk to our anonymous guest who's sister is addicted to methamphetamine. She tells us about the life changing moment when child services removed the child from her sister and she started raising her sisters child.  

There are many places that can help families dealing with drug dependency. 

In Queensland ADIS can help 24/7 with supporting people and families with drug and alcohol abuse. 

The Breakthrough Program provides information and support for families and significant others of individuals affected by methamphetamine and other substances.

The program involves:

• The provision of free public alcohol and drug (AOD) information sessions
• Connection to Family Workers who can provide brief intensive support to family members
• Referral to other assistance including peer support and social services

Please contact ADIS on 1800 177 833 or @ADIS.HEALTH.QLD.GOV.AU

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Everyone has a story. In this episode we meet Ada who is a Transgender woman.

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Everyone has a story. In this episode we meet Lauren and she talks about her life changing moment dealing with her own mental health. 

Trigger Warning

This episode discusses eating disorders, domestic violence and self harm.

If you need help Contact lifeline 13 11 14 

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Everyone has a story. In this first episode our host Siobhain talks about her life changing moment when she was diagnosed with bowel cancer at 40.  

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month - Bowel cancer claims the lives of 108 Australians every week but it's one of the most treatable types of cancer if found early.

While the risk of bowel cancer increases significantly with age, the disease doesn't discriminate, affecting men and women, young and old. To find out more or how you can help visit . 

www.bowelcanceraustralia.org

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Everyday Australians share their life changing moments in this weekly powerful podcast. 

Everybody has a story and that story will always help someone else.

Coming Monday 22nd June 

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