Guest Speaker: From patient to published author, the story behind ‘The Day I Met The Magic Machine.’
| Saturday, November 14, 2026 |
| 2:25 PM - 2:45 PM |
| Clarendon Auditorium, Level 1 , Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre |
Overview
Jasmine Le Tisser, Victorian Young Achiever, Neurofibromatosis advocate, Australian children’s picture book author
Speaker
Miss Jasmine Le Tisser
Book Author
From patient to published author, the story behind ‘The Day I Met The Magic Machine.’
Presentation description
My name is Jasmine Le Tisser, a Victorian Young Achiever Award winner, neurofibromatosis advocate and recently debuted Australian children’s picture book author.
Today, I will share the story behind my debut children’s picture book, The Day I Met the Magic Machine.
In this presentation, I will share the personal experiences that inspired my children’s picture book, ‘The day I met the magic machine.’, how I have seen that this it isn’t only a resource for children but adults too, and how one challenging part of my own journey became something I could turn into a source of comfort and connection for others.
Today, I will share the story behind my debut children’s picture book, The Day I Met the Magic Machine.
In this presentation, I will share the personal experiences that inspired my children’s picture book, ‘The day I met the magic machine.’, how I have seen that this it isn’t only a resource for children but adults too, and how one challenging part of my own journey became something I could turn into a source of comfort and connection for others.
Biography
Jasmine Le Tisser is an Australian children’s picture book author, communications graduate, Victorian Young Achiever, and Create Change Award–winning advocate. Drawing on her lived experience, she creates gentle, reassuring stories that help children, and the adults who care for them, feel safe, seen, and supported throughout their medical journeys. Her writing is driven by a passion to offer comfort, courage, and understanding to the little me’s out there facing hospital visits, medical scans, or moments of uncertainty.
Moderators
Megan Cromer
ISMRT ANC President
Charlotte Hawke
ISMRT NZNC President