40 years, no vacations: Evan’s journey raising a son with Cerebral Palsy
In this pilot episode of A Few Good Men, host Murray Jones delves deep with Evan, who shares his 40-year journey of raising his son, Timmy, diagnosed with cerebral palsy. Beyond personal trials and marital strains, Evan highlights the transformation in disability care over decades, emphasizes the need for male dialogue in this space, and […]
Scott Chapman: How one nephew inspired a digital revolution in disability
Inspired by his nephew Dan’s health challenges, Scott Chapman founded ‘Able Digital Wellness’ to provide specialized and tailored wellness content for individuals with disabilities. In this episode, Scott and Murray discuss the dire need for such platforms and the journey towards genuine inclusive health. Sponsored by Help Enterprises.
Buddha Barnes: 5 Kids, 5 Disabilities, 1 Blended Family’s Bond
Motorbikes, dyslexia, and a family of seven all with unique challenges —Buddha Barnes juggles it all. Known from the documentary “Because We Have Each Other,” this episode delves into Buddha’s remarkable journey, sponsored by Help Enterprises.
No Ceilings: Navigating Down’s Syndrome – Ian Hyman OAM & Alistair
Navigating Down’s Syndrome isn’t just about the diagnosis; it’s about breaking barriers. Ian Hyman OAM shares his transformative tale of love, resilience, and advocating for change. Sponsored by Help Enterprises.
A Few Good Men Trailer
A Few Good Men features conversations between men who are raising children with a disability to create a space to share their stories and understand some of the very difficult and unexpected journeys they have experienced in their journeys, and how raising these special kids has altered the course of their lives.
Who is Dinesh Palipana?
Dinesh Palipana shares his story as the second person in Australia to graduate from medicine after sustaining a spinal cord injury.