This week we take another trip to Australia as Lila discusses her experience of being a Hirschsprung's mum with a 14 month old son.
With no family history of HD and being a mum to two children already, Lila talks openly around the feelings and concerns of her son's diagnosis.
Lila talks in detail around the importance of the connection to her children and how attunement has played a huge role in her life as a mother.
In the final part we chat about the need to save the team at her local hospital and just how important they are, if you live in the Victoria area and would like to sign the petition, please sign it here:-
https://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/get-involved/petitions/colorectal-and-pelvic-reconstruction-service-at-the-royal-childrens-hospital
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Instagram links:-@lilamack

Tash is back to talk about some important subjects the lifestyle that we didn't get time to chat about on the last episode.
Topics that we cover today will be; how life is now for Tyler and Casey, travelling to America and South Africa with a stoma and how being prepared is one of the most essential parts of the process.
Tash also talks about the incredible support she has received from her husband and vice versa, she will explain how much of a team effort looking after her two boys has been.
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Instagram links:-Toms_Hirschsprungs_Podcast

Following on from our 1st episode in mid-November Robyn joins me once again to give an update on her daughter Charlee, as we discuss her Ace Malone procedure that she had in December.
We start at the end of the last episode as Robyn and her husband were wrestling with the thoughts of whether to go ahead with the operation for their energetic 3 year old.
Robyn discusses her candid feelings before, during and after the surgery, her worries and concerns, but ultimately her relief that she made the right decision.
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Links:-Instagram - @robyn_lynneFacebook - Robyn Taylor
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In this weeks edition of the show, I chat to Elle about her story with Hirschsprung's and how, as a women in her mid 20's, this has impacted her life both positively and negatively.
We take a deep dive into the social and mental impact that a chronic illness can have, as well as how Elle was diagnosed with OCD at just 12 years old.
Later on Elle talks about her ambitious plans for a 'buddy system' to help connect people who have Hirschsprung's together, so that they do not feel alone.
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Instagram links:-Elle - @ellewoods07
Tom's Hirschsprung's Podcast - @toms_hirschsprungs_podcast

In the second part of my chat with Faye we talk about a variety of Hirschsprung's topics, including the impact it has had on Faye's life.
In a more light-hearted segment, we talk about our mutual love of dogs and how important they have been in Faye's continued recovery.
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Follow Faye - @fayemond89

With a long and complicated medical history, Faye chats to me about how her epic journey with Hirschsprung's unfolded.
An incredible story of mental and physical resilience, Faye also explains how important her family have been to her especially her mum and husband.
Part 2 will be out next week.
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For this episode I welcome back Laura, who gives the exclusive lowdown on her latest exciting business venture, as well a recap of an important IBD fitness event in London.
Laura talks about how her condition led to a thirst for knowledge in how to improve her lifestyle, this has in turn led her towards this new stage in her life.
Follow Laura - @laura.ibd.fitness
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The first Ultra-short segment episode of the series as Anrie joins me to talk about her son's unusual diagnosis, and ultimately thriving journey.Based in South Africa, Anrie chats to me about how the nurses noticed her son's white forelock and the extraordinary journey as to how this lead to his diagnosis of Hirschsprung's disease - defiantly something I've never heard before.Please enjoy the episode.
Instagram links:-Anrie - @anriegibson

Tash joins me to talk about her two sons who were both born with two very different types of Hirschsprung's, despite not having any family history.We follow the journey from the very beginning from Manchester hospital to Alder Hey, via Italy! - found out how this happened in the episode.Check out part 2, coming soon!!Enjoy the episode!!

The Co-Founder of REACH HD joins me to talk about how the charity started and why the dual diagnosis of Hirschsprung's and Downs Syndrome have a personal connection to her.
Isabelle also chats about the two books that she has written as well as the charities ambassador programme.
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Instagram links:- @reach_hd