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A lifestyle magazine for the global tube-feeding community.

24/01/2026

Here she is! Issue nº 5 of The Blend is fronted by Chloé Fuller alongside her assistance-dog springer spaniels, Cinnabar and Mr Ted.⁠
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The Manchester pet expert, TV presenter and assistance-dog trainer is known for her unflinching confidence. Case in point: her swift rise from first-time attendee to a regular on ITV’s This Morning and BBC’s The One Show, all with her nasojejunal tube in tow.⁠
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As Chloé tells .dimmitt in our cover story: “When the tube was placed, it very much felt like a turning point in my life because I had this appreciation of how close to the edge I came. And I came out with a ‘f**k it’ attitude where I would basically just be like, you know what? I should just go and do the things I love.”⁠
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The Blend Issue nº 5 launches with Feeding Tube Awareness Week on Feb 1. ⁠
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Want to get this beauty in print? Watch this space for our Feeding Tube Awareness Week distributors or pre-order your copy from or today: https://www.isubscribe.com.au/the-blend-magazine-subscription.cfm
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19/01/2026

The biggest challenge many tube-feeding families face? It's not what you think. PlaySpark co-founder Serena Murison shares some of her experience with her son, Rudy, who relies on a gastrostomy (G) tube. Find the full story via the link in our bio.⁠
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06/01/2026

Paralympic champion Allysa Seely proves that a feeding tube doesn't limit dreams – it fuels them. ⁠
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The celebrated triathlete chats with on redefining strength, overcoming barriers and why being disabled isn't a bad thing. Find the full story via the link in our bio.

01/01/2026

"Before we hit the road, my husband, Shaun, and I weren’t in a good place. We’d been through a lot with Lincoln who has several medical issues but, as yet, no diagnosis... It got to the point where Shaun and I just looked at each other and said, ‘what are we doing?’. We felt like we were just trying to survive. We weren’t getting anywhere. We weren’t achieving anything. What we really – and always had – wanted to do, was travel."⁠
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So travel, they did. In Issue nº 2, we caught up with photographer Chloe Turner .travelling.turner.tribe from her family caravan as they toured around Australia with her tube-feeding kiddo in tow. Link in bio.

29/12/2025

Doctors said a feeding tube would end her career. This world champion triathlete proved them spectacularly wrong.⁠
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In her interview with The Blend mag, Paralympian Allysa Seely shares how she trusted her gut and found the right supports to get back in the race.⁠
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“It’s about finding what gives you comfort and then adapting – not giving up – and continuing to live your life,” she says. ⁠
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Read on here: https://www.theblendmag.com/personal-accounts/allysa-seely-is-rewriting-the-rules-on-strength

18/12/2025

A sunny sample of what you'll find in our upcoming issue of . Are you ready to dive in? ⁠
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Launching Feb 1 😎⁠
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02/12/2025

Melbourne model Amelia Tang .viviennesuying is fighting to put feeding tubes where they belong: everywhere. From runways to makeup campaigns, the creatives in our Tubie Beauty feature are giving medical devices some long-due representation. Link in bio.⁠
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26/11/2025

“At first, it was very scary.”⁠
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Jillian Arnold opens up to on the realities of tube-feeding her two kids with a rare, life-limiting condition – the PTSD of endless feeding records, the grief that doesn’t go away, and watching Roman and Stella defy every expectation.⁠
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Link in bio.

22/11/2025

Brb, re-reading our ludicrously cute cover story with . Link in bio. ⁠
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12/11/2025

She deadlifts, raises four kids, runs a mini farm – and does it all while tube-feeding. talks to about food, family and how she inadvertently changed the fitness space. Link in bio.⁠
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First image credit: Getty Images

08/11/2025

Solid gold advice for anyone new to tube-feeding ✨⁠
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In Issue nº 2 of we meet Megan Fisher , a beauty influencer whose feeding tube launched her rise to fame. Link in bio.

02/11/2025

From force-feeding battles to finding doctors who actually listened, this is a story of tuning into your gut, trusting your kid – and discovering that help doesn't always look like you expected. ⁠
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Read our interview with Grecian Martin in Issue nº 3 of . Link in bio.

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