Were you given enough information when you were diagnosed? Leave a comment
Trishna Bharadia describes the moment she was diagnosed as like being left to fend for herself in a black hole. From here she decided to take matters into her own hands and started writing for various charities, magazines and blogs. In particular, she writes for the Asian MS community in which there is a lot of stigma to break through. Soon, she was being invited to speak at events all over the world.
She somehow does all of this while also working full time as a translator and analyst, doing regular zumba dance classes and appearing on TV shows like the People’s Strictly Come Dancing. How she fits all this in on top of having MS - I have no idea! Thankfully she does and thank goodness she does because she’s changing the lives of so many people.
Hear patient advocate and inspirational speaker Trishna Bharadia talk about everything from the problems in our health care industry to what it was like to be on the People’s Strictly Come Dancing.
If you’re watching on RU-vid you may recognise Trishna? Catch Trishna’s sister Anisha on an earlier episode of the DISabled to ENabled podcast.
Thanks to Audible for sponsoring this episode
Get a free audio copy of the book ‘A simplified life’ mentioned in this podcast episode by clicking here: bit.ly/enabledw...
Join the tribe of warriors:
Search Facebook: ENabled Warriors
Or Insta: Enabled_Warriors
Love the DISabled to ENabled podcast? Click here to help the running and support other warriors on their journey: bit.ly/SupportW...
If you loved this video subscribe to my channel! leave a rating and review for the podcast if you’ve had a great time listening today!
15 сен 2024
