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Brooke Campbell Bayes is a Sydney-based journalist and producer. When she's not creating content, she's busy being ordered around by her two very spirited young daughters.

After being diagnosed with MS at 32, Tim has found lots to laugh about

After being diagnosed with MS at 32, Tim has found lots to laugh about

Comedian and director Tim Ferguson started experiencing the symptoms of multiple sclerosis at 16. Since then, he’s learnt about the power of optimism.

  • by Brooke Campbell Bayes

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‘I still have a job to do’: The MP diagnosed with motor neurone disease at 44

‘I still have a job to do’: The MP diagnosed with motor neurone disease at 44

In Australia, the average survival time after diagnosis is two and a half years.

  • by Brooke Campbell Bayes
Tahlia had a stroke at age 10. Today, doing her own hair is an accomplishment

Tahlia had a stroke at age 10. Today, doing her own hair is an accomplishment

While “good, thanks” is the standard response of many people with a disability when asked how they are, there’s usually a lot more to say.

  • by Brooke Campbell Bayes

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