‘I love going for walks, but when I walked down to the beachfront that morning I had no idea that I was going to lose my legs.’
I’ll Cry With You: Finding Hope in Kenyan Refugee Camps
We all have injustices that break our heart, those moments of not being able to bear standing on the sidelines to watch things that we want desperately to see changed in this world
What about Lament?
âYou would see me just curled up on my bed in a foetal position, not wanting to go anywhere or do anything.â
Chronic Pain
One in Five Australians suffer chronic pain. It can be a debilitating condition, leading to personality changes
When in drought
Farming is a tough job on a good year, but even harder when facing severe drought.
Domestic violence: getting the facts
âNo one is immune to domestic and family violenceâ
Surviving the Streets
âHow I became homeless is I just kept running till there was nowhere else to go.
It Doesn’t Make Sense
âWhen driving in the Australian bush and you see a kangaroo on the road, all the old farmers used to tell me that itâs not the one you see that will get you, itâs the one you donât see.
When waters rise
âLife doesn’t stop for anything even a natural disaster. You can become pretty naive to think that it won’t happen to you. And when it did actually happen, the devastation was beyond our comprehension at the time. And we’ve been dealing with that for the last two years.â
Finding hope in your grief
âMy best friend was diagnosed with cancer. We heard on a Wednesday there’s nothing that can be done. He was dead by Friday. That was a bit of a smack in the head!â
