Cheryl Edwards's guest appearances

Cheryl Edwards

Why Me Project

Northern Lights Public Schools

Contagious Courage

The Maternity & Midwifery Hour

Layna Haley

Melissa Lotholz

Glori Meldrum

Julie Rohr

Matt Cline

Jess Phillips

Richard Bell

Lysa TerKeurst

Jon Acuff

Chris Baker

Morgan Harper Nichols

Amy Brown

Sheila Walsh

Andrew Benson

Kate Crocco

OwlTail

The Getting over the Bump Service at St George’s is the only collaborative midwife/occupational therapy service in the UK that works in partnership with women with additional needs to plan for pregnancy, birth and early parenting. This episode will focus on the need for joined up, integrated services for pregnant and childbearing women with a disability, to ensure that their additional needs are properly met and will hear, in particular, from Trudy Williams, Midwife and Cheryl Edwards, Occupational Therapist from St George’s about the innovative work of the Getting over the Bump Service. Episode 9 of Series 4 of the Maternity &amp; Midwifery Hour Hosted by: Sue Macdonald, Curator, Maternity &amp; Midwifery Festivals; Co-editor, Mayes Midwifery Contributions from: Trudy Williams, Maternal Medicine Midwife, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Cheryl Edwards, Principal Occupational Therapist, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Supported by MATFLIX: https://matflix.co.uk Register to watch the next episode LIVE or attend a Maternity &amp; Midwifery Festival: https://mmf.eventbrite.com Watch the live stream instead: https://facebook.com/midwiferyforum/live

The Getting over the Bump Service at St George’s is the only collaborative midwife/occupational therapy service in the UK that works in partnership with women with additional needs to plan for pregnancy, birth and early parenting. This episode will focus on the need for joined up, integrated services for pregnant and childbearing women with a disability, to ensure that their additional needs are properly met and will hear, in particular, from Trudy Williams, Midwife and Cheryl Edwards, Occupational Therapist from St George’s about the innovative work of the Getting over the Bump Service. Episode 9 of Series 4 of the Maternity &amp; Midwifery Hour Hosted by: Sue Macdonald, Curator, Maternity &amp; Midwifery Festivals; Co-editor, Mayes Midwifery Contributions from: Trudy Williams, Maternal Medicine Midwife, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Cheryl Edwards, Principal Occupational Therapist, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Supported by MATFLIX: <a href="https://matflix.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://matflix.co.uk</a> Register to watch the next episode LIVE or attend a Maternity &amp; Midwifery Festival: <a href="https://mmf.eventbrite.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mmf.eventbrite.com</a> Watch the live stream instead: <a href="https://facebook.com/midwiferyforum/live" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://facebook.com/midwiferyforum/live</a>

9. Meeting the Needs of Pregnant Women with Disabilities – Trudy Williams & Cheryl Edwards

We’ve known our guest for a number of years, but have never heard her whole story. We finally get that chance! She is a former track star, now singer, speaker, songwriter, and mental health advocate. We are excited to welcome Cheryl Edwards and a special guest!  Cheryl Talks About:  Track Rock bottom Love and Marriage Adjustments What’s to come? Why Me  Episode Quote: "I hit rock bottom, I was in a very dark place of depression, dealing with mental health for over 20 years. Now, when I look back, I can say thank God I am not where I use to be anymore."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’ve known our guest for a number of years, but have never heard her whole story. We finally get that chance! She is a former track star, now singer, speaker, songwriter, and mental health advocate. We are excited to welcome Cheryl Edwards and a special guest!  Cheryl Talks About: <ul> <li>Track</li> <li>Rock bottom</li> <li>Love and Marriage</li> <li>Adjustments</li> <li>What’s to come?</li> <li>Why Me</li> </ul> Episode Quote: "I hit rock bottom, I was in a very dark place of depression, dealing with mental health for over 20 years. Now, when I look back, I can say thank God I am not where I use to be anymore."See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

We know that depression and mental illness is no respecter of persons, and today you will hear from woman who went from having it all, to losing it all and spending 20 years battling depression and mental illness.

We know that depression and mental illness is no respecter of persons, and today you will hear from woman who went from having it all, to losing it all and spending 20 years battling depression and mental illness.

Cheryl Edwards - Mental Illness! Meet HOPE!