Hannah Gibson
Dr Hannah Gibson was born and raised in Scotland before moving to New Zealand aged 16. She has PhD in medical anthropology, exploring surrogacy and parenthood in New Zealand. She writes about disability, ableism, academia, sexuality, infertility, surrogacy, and is particularly passionate challenging stigmas around the above topics.
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Hounded out: How bans on dogs hurt disabled people like me
Hannah Gibson09 Nov 2021
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Why it’s time to change our archaic and unnecessary surrogacy laws
Hannah Gibson27 Sep 2021
Society
Some advice for ‘long Covid’ sufferers, from the chronic fatigue community
Hannah Gibson17 Jan 2021
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Yes my dog is cute, but please don’t pet him when he’s working
Hannah Gibson26 Apr 2019
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We need to change how we talk about infertility
Hannah Gibson13 Apr 2019
Society
Inventing illness? What it’s like when your GP won’t believe you’re in pain
Hannah Gibson12 Jan 2019