Woonona's Stephanie Thompson 'invisible disability' a result from birth trauma

Desiree Savage
August 19 2021 - 6:00pm
BRAVE MUMMA: Author and film-maker Stephanie Thompson is giving women a voice through a documentary on prolapse and new podcast on women's health issues. Picture: Robert Peet
BRAVE MUMMA: Author and film-maker Stephanie Thompson is giving women a voice through a documentary on prolapse and new podcast on women's health issues. Picture: Robert Peet

Stephanie Thompson has an invisible disability and became fed up with abuse on occasion for using disabled parking at a supermarket, spurring her to make her first film and a new podcast.

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Desiree Savage

Desiree Savage

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