July

BBC Radio The Late Show with Asma Younus - Interview 28/07/2024

I was invited to talk about my life and my advocacy work challenging the stigma surrounding incontinence. We also discussed my 25 personal challenges to mark 25 years since birth injury and my upcoming Kilimanjaro charity trek 2025 for Chameleon Buddies.

A huge thank you to James Aldred producer of BBC Radio’s The Late Show and presenter Asma Younus for this opportunity.

Link is available for 29 days from release date 28/07/2024

Source: BBC
https://search.app/qJ8AZd43kofuowjN8

Raising Awareness of Birth injury, challenging stigma surrounding incontinence and the importance of pelvic floor exercises.

Thank you to JUNOFEM for this great media coverage achieved over so many outlets, links included below.

I have been using their Femfit pelvic floor training device as part of my my pelvic floor maintenance routine.

Childbirth left me with horrific injuries – it took 21 years to get my life back

Source: Metro Lifestyle

https://search.app/rAWpmi5XG82EfGjo6

Jo Prance, from Surrey, was diagnosed with a minor perineal tear after welcoming her son in 1998. But the severity of her tear and injury was missed, …
Source: Mail Online
https://search.app/F4LY8FtsXi3CEpKC

Jo Prance, 48, has undergone 19 life-changing operations after childbirth led her on a 20 year long road to recovery
Source: The Mirror
https://search.app/xD6ZTWwPceHAX4iSA

Mum of one, Jo Prance, who suffered an injury during childbirth with catastrophic lasting effects has shared how she got her life back – after being largely housebound…
Source: OK! Magazine
https://search.app/819ff6HjzjxGDbQx5

‘Childbirth left me with life-changing injuries- it took 20 years to get my freedom back’

Source: Surrey World
https://search.app/4YgHsJ2HoJkLuq2M6

Jo Prance had a traumatic birth, and ended up living a miserable life for two gruelling decades - undergoing 19 life-changing operations including having a stoma…
Source: Gloucestershire Live
https://search.app/3vKnwLfDEQ3p7hdSA