Strokecast

To read a machine-generated transcript, click here. Let's talk about bras! Specifically, dealing with bras one-handed! Don't worry. In this episode I don't opine on exactly what you put where to get the thing on. Instead, I talk with Rachel Whittaker, the Australian entrepreneur who turned a terrible situation into BraEasy -- The company in position to help bra wearers around the world. She tells us about her then 9-year old daughter stroke and how that led her to a bra the wearer could put on and take off easily with one hand Bio I am passionate about being a voice for people with a disability. After my daughter had a stroke during brain surgery to remove a brain tumor, I became very aware of the struggle that women have every day trying to put on a bra. So I invented an easier bra that can be put on with one hand.  We called it BraEasy.  I am the inventor and CEO of BraEasy Pty Ltd based in Melbourne Australia. How to Use It Here Jamie demonstrates how she puts on and remo