This episode of Tell Me More features James Parr, who shares his journey from being diagnosed with a rare bone cancer in his early 20s to having his leg amputated just months later. He opens up about adapting to life with a disability, navigating identity shifts around body image, sexuality, dating, and confronting society’s perceptions of disability.

Through it all, James highlights the power of mindset, resilience, and self-acceptance, offering a perspective that challenges the idea that disability is something to be pitied, and instead shows how it can become a new normal filled with purpose, growth, and possibility.

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Morgan Mitchell is known for her speed, resilience and versatility on the track. We spoke about life as a new mum, the pressures female athletes face, and the role of therapy and self-growth. Morgan’s wisdom and perspective are truly inspiring.

If you or someone you know is struggling with any topics discussed in this episode please contact Lifeline on 12 11 14. Please see more support options within the link below:

https://whiteribbon.org.au/helplines/

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Sophie Cachia is a business woman, mother, author and trailblazer in the digital world.

She tells us more about redefining her family, finding her new identity and discovering her true self. Sophie is an absolute open book and a pleasure to listen to.

Thanks to our episode sponsor Zero Hour.

Find out more at zerohourzeroalc.com.au

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