This week I am joined by 2 guests as Lauren and Kieran talk about their 3 year old son Freddie, and his journey with Hirschsprung's.Lauren talks through Freddie's 3 surgeries and Kieran talks about stoma care, as they both share their thoughts over the last 3 years.Enjoy the episode!

World renowned composer and BAFTA award winner Paul joins me to talk about his daughters experience with Hirschsprung's.Later in the episode we talk about Paul's incredible kilt walking exploits over the last 13 years, stay tuned to listen to how Paul achieved 'The Big One' in memory of his friend Aidan.Enjoy the episode!
Follow Paul - @paulleonardmorgan

Just 5 1/2 months after giving birth to her fourth child, Ann-Marie joins me to talk about her sons journey so far with Hirschsprung's.We go through the last 5 1/2 months, with helicopter rides, thunderstorms and a sea of emotions, as Ann-Marie shares her thoughts on that time.Later in the episode Ann-Marie shares some tips and tricks that have worked for her son Christopher when it comes to diet and stomas.Enjoy the episode

Bria chats to me about her 3 year old son and his story with Hirschsprung's. Having had one child already, Bria and her family had no idea that Hirschsprung's existed as we talk through procedures and the pull-through surgery.
Later in the episode Bria talks about her informative TikTok's explaining various points on Hirschsprung's Disease and how this has helped families from all over the world.
Enjoy the episode.
Follow Bria - Instagram - @itsbeeingbriaTikTok - @beeingbria

Musician and Composer Tony talks about his life with a variety of conditions, including Hirschsprung's.Having interviewed Tony's brother James, we discover that both men's lives have been very different, with Tony also being lactose intolerant, having type 1 diabetes and Hashimoto's disease.We also chat about Tony's accomplishments in music, as well as what he's currently working on.
Follow Tony:-Instagram:- @tonybrattolicomposerTikTok:- @tonybrattoli

A tricky and emotional episode as Shakeyra tells her story with Hirschsprung's from the beginning. Towards the end we talk about what good days and bad days look like for Shakeyra and her Hirschsprung's.
Follow Shakeyra - @shakeyraloving_life24

Today I chat with Ben Jevans and Georgina Merckel to make a special announcement regarding a Hirschsprung's event on Saturday 4th July 2026.
Listen to find out what it is and all the details.
Ticket link:-https://www.ucl.ac.uk/population-health-sciences/events/2026/jul/ucl-hirschsprung-disease-awareness-day
HD study discussed in the episode:-https://fg.bmj.com/content/early/2026/01/02/flgastro-2025-103478.info

Not only was Jack diagnosed with Hirschsprung's Disease, (a 1 in 5000 chance) he was also diagnosed earlier with Duodenal Atresia (a 1 in 6000 chance) thus making one of the rarest combinations ever seen on the podcast.Annalise talks through Jack's story, including his very premature birth and delayed diagnosis, whilst Annalise later talks about how he is thriving now.
Follow Annalise - @annalisekatherine

An extraordinary story unfolds as 24 year-old Hana wasn't diagnosed with Hirschsprung's until 22 years of age, having gone through many years of frustration and gaslighting.
We also chat about ostomy surgery and how Hana's life has improved since the operation 2 years ago.

Charli tells the story of her 3 year old son with Hirschsprung's, with a difficult initial diagnosis, but a positive look towards the future.Despite a hospital mix-up, and being told that Hirschsprung's was 99% not in Teddy's future, Charli advocated hard and listened to her motherly instincts to make sure she had the right outcome for her child.Enjoy the episode.Follow Charli - @charli_warriner