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“The issue of mental health for polio survivors, still dealing with childhood traumas and often cruel treatment, has been neglected,” Mrs Henke said. Speakers at Polio Day on 21 October in Bendigo, will include psychologists on dealing with chronic and degenerative illness, ageing successfully with a long term disability and mindfulness. Mrs Henke, a polio survivour, compiled and illustrated the book with the themes of home, body and mind – covering downsizing, tips for managing the kitchen and laundry in a wheelchair, plus “the big topics” of pain, fatigue, exercise and “coping with past tough treatment in the face of new symptoms”. Life Skills for Polios – a light hearted handbook is available from flyingponypress@ gmail.com for $15 plus $7. An ebook version is planned.

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