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Living your best life: intermittent catheterization and lifestyle tips for women
Cheryl Angelelli, 4-time Paralympic medalist in swimming, wheelchair ballroom dancer, motivational speaker and Julie Stamm, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) warrior, mother and author of “Some Days,” join us to talk about intermittent catheterization and lifestyle tips for women. Cheryl had a diving accident at the age of 14, resulting in a C6 spinal cord injury and Julie was diagnosed with MS in 2007. During a panel discussion, they will talk about these life changing events, how they coped and how they are helping others. They will also share advice for new and long-time intermittent catheter users, like how their favorite intermittent catheter has impacted their quality of life, travel tips and tricks and lifestyle best practices. Calista Frauly and Shannon Quick, Coloplast® Care Advisors, will share an overview of the Coloplast Care program along with free resources for lifestyle and educational support for intermittent catheter users.
Breaking down barriers: intermittent catheterization & lifestyle tips for women
Join us to discuss intermittent catheterization and lifestyle tips for women with four inspiring panelists including Cheryl Angelelli, Bianca Faith Johnson, Maria Rabaino, and Julie Stamm. Cheryl is a 4-time Paralympic medalist in swimming, wheelchair ballroom dancer, and motivational speaker who had a diving accident at the age of 14, resulting in a C6 spinal cord injury. Bianca is a legal professional, college instructor and advocate for the disabled community who survived a near-fatal motorcycle accident that left her paralyzed from the chest down. After a car accident that left her paralyzed at the L1 level, Maria became a founding member of the all-women wheelchair dance team, the Rollettes, and developed a passion for making fitness more accessible as a certified personal trainer. Julie Stamm is a mother and author of “Some Days,” a story for children with a parent who has Multiple Sclerosis (MS), which she was diagnosed with in 2007. During a panel discussion, they will talk about these life-changing events, how they coped, and how they are helping others. They will also share advice for new and long-time intermittent catheter users, like how their favorite intermittent catheter has impacted their quality of life, travel tips and tricks and lifestyle best practices. After the panel discussion there will be an overview of the Coloplast® Care program along with free resources for lifestyle and educational support for intermittent catheter users.
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Information from Coloplast Care is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice and should not be interpreted to contain treatment recommendations. You should rely on the healthcare professional who knows your individual history for personal medical advice and diagnosis.
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