The Hirschsprung’s Hour
Presenter
Hirschsprung’s disease affects 1 in 5000 babies in the UK, and affects the large bowel, where the ganglion cells do not form properly. The aim of these episodes is to showcase the incredible people, diagnosed with this condition, that have not let in stand in their way.
The Hirschsprung’s show aims to bring you some of the leading lights in Hirschsprung’s awareness – including models, actors and professional sportspeople, they will tell there amazing stories and highlight some of the outstanding achievements along the way.
Episodes
The Hirschsprung’s Hour
Just 5 and a half months after welcoming her fourth child, Ann-Marie shares her son’s journey with Hirschsprung’s - reflecting on helicopter rides, thunderstorms and a sea of emotions.
The Hirschsprung’s Hour
Bria chats about her 3 year old son and his story with Hirschsprung's. Having had one child already, Bria and her family had no idea that Hirschsprung's existed as we talk through procedures and the pull-through surgery.
The Hirschsprung’s Hour
Musician and composer Tony Brattoli discusses living with Hirschsprung’s, type 1 diabetes and Hashimoto’s, how his journey differs from his brother James, plus his music achievements and current work.
The Hirschsprung’s Hour
A powerful, emotional episode as Shakeyra Sanders shares her journey with Hirschsprung’s from the beginning. Later, we explore what her good days and bad days look like living with the condition.
The Hirschsprung’s Hour
Jack was diagnosed with both Hirschsprung’s Disease (1 in 5,000) and Duodenal Atresia (1 in 6,000) - an extremely rare combination. Annalise shares his premature birth, delayed diagnosis and how he’s now thriving.
The Hirschsprung’s Hour
An extraordinary story as Hana wasn’t diagnosed with Hirschsprung’s until age 22 after years of frustration. We also discuss ostomy surgery and how her life has improved since the operation two years ago.
