Numotion Ally Program Podcast

About Numotion Ally Program Podcast

Welcome to the Ally Program by Numotion Medical Supplies: your destination for real-life support, education, and community around bladder health and catheter use. This channel features episodes from our Ally podcasts, along with short videos that highlight everyday routines, practical tips, and lived experiences from people navigating catheter use in real life. The Ally Program brings together podcasts, articles, webinars, and video resources into one place for catheter users, caregivers, and clinicians looking for trusted information and relatable insight. You’ll also hear real conversations about life beyond the clinical side, from travel and relationships to work, confidence, and finding your new normal. Through honest storytelling and practical education, Ally helps make navigating bladder health feel more manageable and less isolating. Explore more and connect with others in the Ally Community Forum at catheters.numotion.com/ally (http://catheters.numotion.com/ally)

Publisher

Numotion Ally Program

Category

education · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

23 Apr 2026

Latest episode

30 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

23 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   30 Oct 2026

   The CathCast With Leah: No Tricks, Just Tips For Overcoming Intermittent Catheterization Fears

   Will it hurt? Could the catheter go through your bladder? What if you see blood, or the catheter gets stuck? Just in time for spooky season, Leah Holderbaum of the Cathcast takes on the scariest fears people have about intermittent catheterization, drawn from friends who felt them before and during their first weeks of cathing. Leah offers practical advice for each one: why cathing should not be painful, when to stop and never force a catheter, which signs of blood or a possible UTI mean calling your provider, how to cath in a public restroom, and how to avoid running out of supplies. Perfect for new catheter users, those who have been cathing for awhile, and anyone who wants to feel less alone and have better conversations with their care team. Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally (http://catheters.numotion.com/ally) and https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/ (https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/)

2. 

   22 Oct 2026

   Wheelin' With Dylan: Rolling Forward After Rehab With David

   In this episode of Wheelin' With Dylan, David shares an honest look at his experience with spinal cord injury, recovery, and adapting to a life that looks different than he expected. He talks about the realities of emergency surgery, rehab, learning independence again, and navigating some of the everyday challenges that come with life after injury. He also shares how community and peer support helped him build confidence, discover wheelchair tennis, and find new goals along the way. David discusses his work in accessibility, where his own experiences have given him a unique perspective on the importance of accessible public spaces. He also opens up about independent wheelchair travel and some of the lessons and practical tips he has picked up along the way. From recovery and accessibility to sports, work, travel, and finding what works for you, this conversation offers a real and relatable look at life after spinal cord injury and the possibilities that can come with moving forward. Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally (http://catheters.numotion.com/ally) and https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/ (https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/)

3. 

   15 Oct 2026

   Diving Deep With Jillian: Pregnancy and Parenthood With Paraplegia

   For Jillian, becoming a mother with a spinal cord injury meant stepping into a new chapter filled with questions, adaptations, and discoveries she couldn’t have anticipated. In this episode of the Ally Podcast, she shares an honest look at pregnancy, birth, early motherhood, and how she found ways to care for her baby while maintaining her independence. Jillian reflects on finding a care team that understood spinal cord injury, preparing for labor and delivery, and adapting everyday routines like transfers, bladder care, and breastfeeding as her body changed. She also shares the tools and strategies that helped make baby care work, and the unexpected challenges she encountered along the way. The conversation explores the importance of advocacy, partnership, and community, including the support Jillian found from other women with spinal cord injuries. Through the uncertainties and surprises, her experience offers an encouraging reminder: there’s no single way to be a parent, and the right support and adaptations can help make a new path possible. Perfect for people living with spinal cord injuries, wheelchair users, people considering parenthood, caregivers, and anyone interested in adaptive parenting and real-life strategies for navigating a new chapter. Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally (http://catheters.numotion.com/ally) and https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/ (https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/)

Reach and audience

Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Contact Numotion Ally Program Podcast

Guest appearances

Books guests

Based on episode analysis; this does not confirm that the show is currently accepting guests.