“I have a really sexy wheelchair!”

Dr Hannah Barham-Brown discusses disability; dislocation and dating dilemmas.

An episode of the The Naked Podcast podcast, hosted by BBC Radio Sheffield, titled "“I have a really sexy wheelchair!”" was published on August 7, 2020 and runs 55 minutes.

August 7, 2020 ·55m · The Naked Podcast

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Dr Hannah Barham-Brown gets naked with Kat and Jen to reveal what life is like living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. The 32-year-old GP trainee explains how it affects her, discussing everything from dislocation to stretchy skin. The disability campaigner gets frank about her frustrations with public transport; the downfalls of dating on wheels and explains what is was like buying her first walking stick at the age of 26. The Deputy Leader of the Women's Equality Party also talks about coming out as bisexual to her parents and why her mum is her “roll model”. The trio chat about Hannah’s work to eradicate period poverty and ponder pimpin’ her powerchair!In the Nude News Kat’s weighing up the reasons behind a mental health wobble whilst Jen is 'Netflix and ill'!Twitter: @TheNakedPodcast;@HannahPopsy Instagram: The Naked Podcast; HannahPopsy1If you've been loving The Naked Podcast we would love YOU if you could leave us a 5 star review and a comment, wherever you get your podcasts from.

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Dr Hannah Barham-Brown gets naked with Kat and Jen to reveal what life is like living with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. The 32-year-old GP trainee explains how it affects her, discussing everything from dislocation to stretchy skin. The disability campaigner gets frank about her frustrations with public transport; the downfalls of dating on wheels and explains what is was like buying her first walking stick at the age of 26.

The Deputy Leader of the Women's Equality Party also talks about coming out as bisexual to her parents and why her mum is her “roll model”. The trio chat about Hannah’s work to eradicate period poverty and ponder pimpin’ her powerchair!

In the Nude News Kat’s weighing up the reasons behind a mental health wobble whilst Jen is 'Netflix and ill'!

Twitter: @TheNakedPodcast;@HannahPopsy Instagram: The Naked Podcast; HannahPopsy1

If you've been loving The Naked Podcast we would love YOU if you could leave us a 5 star review and a comment, wherever you get your podcasts from.

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