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Travelling with a Spinal Cord Injury by Train with George Robinson

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In this episode of the The Back Up and Thriving Accessible Travel Podcast, actor George Robinson discusses his journey following a spinal cord injury sustained during a rugby trip in South Africa.
He shares his experiences in the hospital and his involvement with Back Up, a pivotal support system during his recovery. George details his acting career, including his role as Isaac in 'Sex Education.' He reflects on the challenges and strategies of traveling with a disability, emphasising the importance of self-advocacy, preparation, and embracing life's unpredictabilities. The episode culminates with George's favourite travel memories and practical tips for living well with a spinal cord injury.

Episode Highlights:

01:05 George Robinson's Injury and Recovery Journey

05:27 Acting Career and Sex Education

08:57 Navigating Train Travel with a Disability

29:27 Dealing with Travel Setbacks

32:59 Top Travel Memories

35:48 Living Well with a Spinal Cord Injury

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Credits:

This episode was hosted by Sophie Elwes, Head of Services at Back Up and produced by Lucy Lucraft.

Back Up is a national charity for everyone affected by spinal cord injury. Join us on Instagram, Facebook, X and Linkedin.

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In this episode of the The Back Up and Thriving Accessible Travel Podcast, actor George Robinson discusses his journey following a spinal cord injury sustained during a rugby trip in South Africa.
He shares his experiences in the hospital and his involvement with Back Up, a pivotal support system during his recovery. George details his acting career, including his role as Isaac in 'Sex Education.' He reflects on the challenges and strategies of traveling with a disability, emphasising the importance of self-advocacy, preparation, and embracing life's unpredictabilities. The episode culminates with George's favourite travel memories and practical tips for living well with a spinal cord injury.

Episode Highlights:

01:05 George Robinson's Injury and Recovery Journey

05:27 Acting Career and Sex Education

08:57 Navigating Train Travel with a Disability

29:27 Dealing with Travel Setbacks

32:59 Top Travel Memories

35:48 Living Well with a Spinal Cord Injury

Episode Links:

Credits:

This episode was hosted by Sophie Elwes, Head of Services at Back Up and produced by Lucy Lucraft.

Back Up is a national charity for everyone affected by spinal cord injury. Join us on Instagram, Facebook, X and Linkedin.

  continue reading

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