Samantha Longmore's guest appearances

Samantha Longmore

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Life on the Land

Mike Wilson

Fleur McDonald

Meg Bignell

Sophie Hansen

Georgie Robertson

Jo Palmer

Laura Hall

Pip Brett

Julie McDonald

Annabelle Hickson

MAGGIE MacKELLAR

Shanna Whan

Alienor Le Gouvello

Sandra Scott

Claire Dunne

OwlTail

And a warning before you press play - there's a bit of sensitive language in this podcast, so make sure young ears aren’t too close by. This episode also discusses topics of mental health. If you or someone who know needs someone to speak they can call Beyond Blue they offer immediate support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 1300 22 4636When you’re 20 years old, can you remember what life was like? Maybe you're 20 now. Mostly it's dominated by work, well-lubricated social events and exploring the world.This was definitely the case for Samantha Longmore from Binalong in southern New South Wales – until one night – something you could never imagine happened and for her, this carefree world was gone forever. One night, after working being called up to work a night shift at a nightclub in Canberra – Sammy had a car crash on the way home and then the ambulance she was travelling to the hospital in, also crashed and the injuries she sustained when she went flying through the front windscreen left her a hemiplegic and in a wheelchair for life.I’ve told Sammy’s story a few times now – and you can probably hear that my voice still shakes a bit when I explain - it’s just so frightfully tragic. In her typically frank way, we speak about all things in this interview, about navigating doctors and the health system as a 20 year old, finding a boyfriend while in a wheelchair, what she loves about living the farm life and the development of her own baby, woollen knitwear business OhhBullDust.Tell your friends about Sammy – she is truly one of a kind – with a whole lot more life left to give.You can find Sammy @ohhbulldustThank you to today's sponsor Allen and Unwin's novel Something to Hide by Fleur McDonald.

And a warning before you press play - there's a bit of sensitive language in this podcast, so make sure young ears aren’t too close by. This episode also discusses topics of mental health. If you or someone who know needs someone to speak they can call Beyond Blue they offer immediate support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on 1300 22 4636 When you’re 20 years old, can you remember what life was like? Maybe you're 20 now. Mostly it's dominated by work, well-lubricated social events and exploring the world. This was definitely the case for Samantha Longmore from Binalong in southern New South Wales – until one night – something you could never imagine happened and for her, this carefree world was gone forever. One night, after working being called up to work a night shift at a nightclub in Canberra – Sammy had a car crash on the way home and then the ambulance she was travelling to the hospital in, also crashed and the injuries she sustained when she went flying through the front windscreen left her a hemiplegic and in a wheelchair for life. I’ve told Sammy’s story a few times now – and you can probably hear that my voice still shakes a bit when I explain - it’s just so frightfully tragic. In her typically frank way, we speak about all things in this interview, about navigating doctors and the health system as a 20 year old, finding a boyfriend while in a wheelchair, what she loves about living the farm life and the development of her own baby, woollen knitwear business OhhBullDust.Tell your friends about Sammy – she is truly one of a kind – with a whole lot more life left to give. You can find Sammy <a href="https://www.instagram.com/ohhbulldust/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@ohhbulldust</a> Thank you to today's sponsor <a href="https://www.allenandunwin.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Allen and Unwin's</a> novel <a href="https://www.booktopia.com.au/something-to-hide-fleur-mcdonald/book/9781760876821.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Something to Hide</a> by <a href="https://www.allenandunwin.com/authors/m/fleur-mcdonald" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fleur McDonald</a>.

Life on the Land in a wheelchair doesn't hold back Samantha Longmore

At 20 years of age Samantha Longmore was always on the go - she was juggling two jobs with a busy social life. But one weekend i...