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Incontinence and Bowel Management for Women, Men and Children. Women’s Health Physiotherapist Brisbane, Australia. Now I could justify that I work hard all year and I deserve a good rest but then so do Dr Hannah Krause and Professor Judith Goh. And yet where are they for Christmas? In Uganda doing their amazing work – prolapse repair work, fistula repair work, training the doctors in Uganda how to improve their birthing skills, their operation skills, teaching the nurses how to improve their skills in caring for women. These incredibly humble women don’t go chasing accolades for their work but recently Hannah had a lovely story covering hers and Judith’s work in the Weekend Magazine of the Courier Mail (Saturday 15th December, 2018) along with another group of generous doctors who Hannah and Judith also get help from HADA – WHICH STANDS FOR HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT AID ABROAD. who volunteered in developing countries, particularly in Africa, treating women with OBSTETRIC FISTULA AND INCONTINENCE together with upskilling local health practitioners. Since that approval was given, and with the donations received, we have been able to expand our ostracized from family, in particular their husbands. It costs $215.00 to treat each woman with a prolapse. This includes able to raise funds to continue to treat these women. It costs $324 for each fistula woman. As a woman in rural Africa usually earns less than a dollar a day, the cost of surgery is beyond her means. Each time we visit Uganda for example, we do up to 40 prolapse surgeries in a stillborn baby and severe maternal pelvic injury. An obstetric fistula results in abnormal communication between the va*ina with the Jasinta Suric-Maguire has also as*isted, as has Mr Darren Diserens. We have visited Democratic Republic of Congo twice, far western Uganda multiple times and Ghana twice. The team trained doctors and nurses in the management of obstetric fistula, pelvic organ dysfunction, cervical cancer screening and obstetric vacuum extraction. A formal pelvic flor workshop in Ghana took place in April this year. Nurses