In this issue: PPV Nov 2022
- Upcoming Conference (AAG) Please register
- General Notice – PPV AGM – Monday 5th Dec at 11am
- PPV Committee Member Peter Preckleton features on The Project
+ much more
Newsletters
In this issue: PPV Oct Bulletin 2022
- Class Action Update
- Upcoming Conference (AAG)
- PPV Committee Member Robyn Abrahams features on 9News
+ much more
In this issue: September PPV
- Medical Alert Cards (please contact PPV for a free card)
- A beautifully written article – Mothers walk through life living with Polio
- Accessible Housing Update
+ much more including; Covid 19 news and Polio world news updates
In this issue:
Please click on the link below to access the full Bulletin
- ANUHD Update – Australian Network for Universal Housing Design
- Polio Australia Information Sessions
- International Polio News Updates
+ much more
In this issue:
- Helpful and informative travel tips including accommodation
- Disability and Covid News from Australia
- QDN, PWDA update
- Great healthy and delicious winter receipes
+ much more
In this issue:
- Update from PPV President Shirley Glance
- NDIS and Disability Updates Australia
- NDIS Rally, article from PPV member Susan Shaab
+ much more
In this issue:
- Disability Updates and Helpful ideas
- Change of upcoming Bendigo Clinic
- Winter virus surge – COVID19 and Flu jabs
+ much more
In this issue:
- Disability Update covering Covid, Access issues & Human rights commission
- Infectious Disease Updates
- In Home Safety Check List
+ much more
In this issue:
- Dylan Alcott calls for free RATs, masks for people
with a disability in first foray into politics - Disability Updates including NDIS Changes
- Support Group Contact List
- Regional Clinic Update 2022
+ much more
In this issue: You will find a new year update for PPV
- Great progress for PPV with interviews and published article with SBS
- The latest Health updates from our Disability Networks
- Sadly we say goodbye to a much loved committee member – Judith Bell
+ much more
Please click on the link below to access the full February 2022 Bulletin
In this issue:
- How is polio virus similar (or different) to a corona-virus
- Australia Polio survivors “They’ve forgot ton we are still here”
- The rights of persons with a disability post 65 years of age (Peter Preckleton)
In this issue:
- Tips for managing Post Polio fatigue at social events
- Warnings for Covid-19 long haulers from Polio Survivors
- Lingering Covid-19 effects
+ much more
In this issue:
- Results from the PPV 2021 Annual Survey
- Polio Australia Celebrations for Polio Awareness Month
- A great article by Scientist Marguerite Vogt
+ much more
In this issue:
- Australian Polio Network Newsletter from October 1992
- Beth Brodribb’s address to the October, 1992 meeting in Launceston
- Breaking The Silence from Polio 2000 Conference
- My Story with Polio by Shirly Sonneveld (nee Whitehouse)
+ much more
In this issue:
- Assistive Tech for All
- Disability Rights Advocacy
- Steriods or ibuprofen warning
+ much more
Please see attached newsletter from Arthur’s TAS Polio News
In this issue:
- Two articles from The Worldwide Fellowship of Polio Warriors
- What’s Polio Got To Do with General Practice in Australia?
- Is there Need For A Siesta
- Polio Australia’s Submission to the Disability Royal Commission
- Polio Australia’s Media Release re. NDIS exclusion of polio survivors
Covering all our activities, advocacy, achievements, research and communications from 2019 and 2020.
This document sets out our vision, mission and strategic priority areas going forward for the next three years.
In this issue:
- Looking for a new Convenor
-
How to Deal with Stress, Anxiety and Sadness
+ jokes and more
In this issue:
- Polio and Polio – a tale of two doctors
-
Fighting anti-vaccination rumours in Pakistan
+ jokes, updates and more
This long awaited edition is packed full of news and information on PPV’s response to the coronavirus, including
- Congratulations to Liz Telford OAM ?
- Survey results from PPV members during Covid19.
- PPV’s response to treatment for Covid19 for people who have had polio
- Coronavirus and polio medical advisory
- Biographies of two committee members
- Reviews of ‘Crip Camp’ and ‘Defiant Lives’
+ much more
GPSG returns with a brief edition after some health problems last month.
- Fleeing Polio On Wings Like The Eagle review
- South Sudan declared poliovirus free!
- Polio and COVID-19
In this issue:
-
COVID-19 spreads in ways reminiscent of poliomyelitis
-
Polio Doctor Jean Macnamara’s Work Reminds Us That Viruses Can Be Vanquished
-
Polio Australia and Rotary: Working Together
+ much more
In this issue:
- A letter to my legs, and to Anti-Vaxxers!
-
Joining a choir to combat anxiety and find a meditative state of pure joy
+ much more
In this issue:
- Polio Australia launches clinical advisory group
- Valerie Taylor – the autobiography of a polio survivor
-
Older Australians and those with heart conditions urged to avoid bush fire smoke
+ much more
In this issue:
-
Accessibility around Geelong
-
Focus On Your Breath
+ much more
In this issue:
- Measles return to the USA
- Ageing with Care, Quality and Safety?
- Vale Polly Farmer, Footballer with Polio
- “Women to The Front” book review
- The Inequality of the Disability System for those with Polio
- WHO’s race to prevent polio epidemic in the Pacific
- Regulatory Impact Statement for a minimum access standard in housing
- Review of “The Stolen Marriage.”
+ much more
In this issue:
- Polio Returns to the Philippines
-
Spoken Word Piece – Me and My Polio
+ much more
In this issue:
- Vale Polly Farmer, football legend and person with polio
- Interview with Anil Garg of Rotary International’s on their work to eradicate polio.
+ jokes and much more
This issue features a selection of news about ‘off-road’ disability access, upcoming meetings and the convenors report.
In this issue:
- The Wheelchair President
- Pakistan’s Push To Eradicate Polio
- Peace of Mind Foundation
+ much more
In this issue:
- Tributes to Dr Margaret Cooper OAM
- Committee member’s stories
- PPV’s Accessible Housing Submission
- Olympian Wilma Glodean Rudolph
+ much more
In this issue:
- Celebrating the Life of Maybel Elizabeth Powell
- Next Generation Initiative – reaching out to migrant polio survivors
- Travellers Aid
- A History of Acute Polio
+ much more
In this issue:
- Staying warm this winter
- Drinking Cocoa and battling fatigue
+ jokes, updates and more
In the World Immunisation Week Edition
- Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety
- Frida Kahlo – The Face on the Cushion
+ much more
In this issue:
- Meet the doctor who runs India’s last polio ward 1
- Polio & Fatigue: More than just tired
+ upcoming meetings and news from GPSG
In this issue:
- Polio – An Historical Perspective
- About Our March Guests – The Ocean Grove Parkinson’s Support Group
- The Menace of Polio
+ much more
A shortened edition of Geelong Polio Support Group’s newsletter, and a call out for a new editor.
In this issue:
- Michael Lynch Arts executive and New South Wales polio survivor
- Superheroine Minda Dentler
- Phillip Roth’s Nemesis reviewed
- Congratulations to Shirley Glance OAM!
+ much more
In this issue:
- A new history of physiotherapy including polio
- Triggers of Restless Leg Syndrome
- The importance of colour in our lives
- Hawthorn Arts Centre for Polio Day 2018.
+ much more
In this issue:
-
What the lates Alan Marshall AM and Lord Snowden have in common
- A timeline history of Polio Australia
+ much more
In this issue:
- Deakin University survey to establish what barriers people with spinal cord injury and post-polio face in day to day activities
- The epidemic of polio the summer of 1943 shut local schools in Henderson County, North Carolina
- THE EYES HAVE IT! What the heck is “lag opthalmos”?
- We must celebrate the end of polio – but the end of polio funding puts other programs at risk
-
Of Frozen Fingers and Polio Feet
In this issue:
- Polio Australia’s First Information Session
- A spoonful of sugar can help memory – research
- Outcome of total knee arthroplasty in patients with poliomyelitis: a systematic review.
- Separating children from families – again
+ much more
In this issue:
- What A Load of Garbage – disposing of our waste
- History of the Geelong Private Hospital
- Geelong Polio Support Group meetings agenda for 2018
Fatigue is one of the most frustrating and least understood outcomes of late effects of polio, by us and family members who don’t get why we can no longer manage walking round a supermarket; deal with large and noisy crowds; think rationally or remember what was said yesterday. So have sorted through our library on the subject to cover causes, manifestations, and solutions. Articles and short pieces include
- Fatigue – what is it, how did I get it? and how to manage it
- Cognitive fatigue in Polio Survivors
- Chocolate may prevent memory decline!
- Brain fatigue, white spots and fear of Alzheimers
+ much more!
In this issue:
- Budget to focus on funding more at-home aged care
- Submissions to the Australian Electoral Commission for the new seat of Macnamara
- Medicinal cannabis prescription process
+ much more