Eaton Chiropractic

23/12/2025

Last chance for a pre-xmas straighten up! Stay safe everyone. Happy Holidays!! 🎅🏻🎄❄️☃️

18/12/2025

We have a very important meeting this morning and the clinic will be closed until after lunch. Our little man is graduating primary school!! ❤️

16/12/2025

Stay safe everyone and enjoy the festive season!

14/12/2025

We are super proud to be able to sponsor our up and coming junior cricketers! The talent amongst Wellington Districts Cricket Association is truly something to behold.

SPONSOR WEEK
A big shout out to Eaton Chiropractic for all the support you provide to our players from Wellington. Especially with providing a top-class coach to help our junior players develop!!

Make sure you go see Eaton Chiropractic after a long week of Junior Country Week!

07/12/2025

We celebrated our xmas function our in the amazing Ferguson Valley on Friday!! Thanks to boutiquebuscharters for the ride and Aaron from hackersleyestate for the cracker photo.

01/12/2025

Well the decorations are up and we are only a couple of weeks away from the holidays. Santa is getting organised, are you?

01/10/2025

Congratulations to the winner of our Footy Tipping comp for 2025… Emma! She lead from the early rounds and won in a canter!! Second was the best tipster in the Woods Family, our 10 year old Alyssa!!

30/06/2025

A special day that we love being a part of 🦋💙

A shout out to our mates at Eaton Chiropractic for their continued support.

The gang looking the goods in their AKD merch 🙌🏼

An incredible $658 raised for our cause. We are so grateful to have such committed local businesses supporting us in our efforts to make a difference 🩵

10/06/2025

We couldn’t have had a more deserving (or appreciative) winner to our AKD raffle than Gayle! Congratulations and thank you to all who purchased tickets. We raised $158!!!

05/06/2025

We are ready to go for the big day! Be the reason someone smiles today!! ❤️

05/06/2025

We are proud to continue to be a part of this day. Spread kindness far and wide!! 💙🦋

So, tomorrow is the big day. The day we honour this little babe by spreading kindness.

We have been receiving messages all day from those in preparation mode who are so excited to be involved.

If you receive a random act of kindness tomorrow, we encourage you pay it forward to someone else in your own special way. Let’s create a kindness ripple in our community 🩵

From the bottom of our hearts, THANKYOU!! The awareness this will create will absolutely help us in our goal to support RUN DIPG in

Please send through photos, tag away, and so we can share all the kind vibes tomorrow on socials when we get a chance 🥰 Please make sure your post is public so we can see and share it!

If you would like to support by making a donation, please visit; www.ahliaskindnessday.com

Sending you all the kind vibes tomorrow, and THANK YOU once again for your support 🩵

Ahlia’s Mum x

01/05/2025

Our story which many of you have heard before, however I would like to add that with the support of our very generous community, over $480k has been raised for RUN DIPG in honour of Ahlia Jane in the past four years. We won’t stop supporting Matt and his incredible team until children and their families are told ‘we can help’ instead of ‘go and make memories’.

~All in your honour Ahlia Jane~

Ahlia Jane Williams entered this world in the early hours of Monday 11th June 2013. She grew into a thoughtful, funny and determined young girl with a thirst for knowledge. She was a kind, caring and enthusiastic old soul with those lucky enough to be in her presence knowing the positive impact her energy had on this world.

Just one week after Ahlia’s seventh birthday she came home from school upset, complaining of not being able to see the blackboard in her class properly. Two days later she attended an optometrist appointment, where we were told she needed glasses due to a condition called esotropia. Her glasses were ordered (much to Ahlia’s delight), however over the next couple of days, her left eye started to slightly turn inwards, which rang alarm bells. On Wednesday the 24th of June 2020, we visited Ahlia’s GP, who sent us to the emergency ophthalmologist in Bunbury. From here we were encouraged to attend the local hospital for Ahlia to receive a MRI to rule out other possible causes. That afternoon we returned to the Ophthalmologist who voiced the diagnosis of our worst nightmare, ‘Your daughter has a brain tumour. You need to drive to Perth Children’s hospital immediately.’

After two long days and nights at PCH, away from Ahlia’s youngest brother whom she adores, we were given the diagnosis we were by no means prepared for. ‘Your daughter has Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG)’. This is incurable, a ‘go home and make memories’ diagnosis. Ahlia was given 12-18 months, with palliative radiation her only option. This only to buy more time for the memories we were told to go home and create.

Ahlia sadly passed on Sunday, the 29th of November 2020, less than six months post-diagnosis.

This month we are joining forces with RUN DIPG in a campaign called . Families impacted will share their stories to highlight the global hopelessness of a DIPG diagnosis in hope that we receive global response, making May 17th ‘DIPG Awareness Day’ internationally. As Matt and Phoebe (the founders of RUN DIPG) have said; A chorus of motivated voices can change the world.

Ahlia was destined to have a positive impact on this world, and although she is no longer physically here on earth, we will use her story to help create a world with the hope that one day there will be a cure to the deadliest form of childhood cancer. A world that we forever dream existed in 2020. Please share our story and change your profile pic to our gorgeous angel for the month of May, so our children’s legacy can promote global response and recognition. Together we can

Ahlia Jane Williams, forever seven in heaven.