Malcolm Choat and Chris Paton
Malcolm Choat and Chris Paton
Ryan's Story
Ryan's Story
Ryan's Story
Monday 5th July 2021
Ryan Medley shares his inspiring story of overcoming paralysis and finding new purpose in life. Tune in for valuable insights on resilience and healthcare.
51 minutes
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Malcolm Choat and Chris Paton
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Recovery Reimagined
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Ryan Medley's Journey: Triumph Over Tragedy
I suppose they create a bit of an oxymoron sort of situation sometimes, and I get that from an organisation point of view, where you sort of people don't want to get too. From a clinician point of view, and I know it's a grey one, but I've always found the people, the clinicians I've dealt best with are the ones that you build up a rapport and a trust, and you're sort of both on the same wavelength, so to speak.
Imagine living a typical, active life in the Australian countryside when suddenly, everything changes in an instant. That's what happened to Ryan Medley, a down-to-earth bloke from New South Wales. In this episode of 'Resilience Unfolded: Voices of Recovery', Malcolm Choat sits down with Ryan to discuss the unexpected event that left him paralyzed and how he refused to let it define him.
Ryan opens up about the immense challenges he faced and the transformative changes he made in his life, finding new meanings and purpose along the way. As an Aussie husband and father, Ryan's story is one of sheer courage and determination. He built a robust support network and gradually regained his independence, offering valuable lessons for both clinicians and those navigating their own recovery journeys.
This episode is a powerful reminder that even in the face of adversity, there is room for joy and meaning in everyday life. Ryan's experiences highlight the importance of trust and rapport in healthcare, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in the human spirit's resilience.