Julia Marshall-Wessendorf spent years designing landscapes for other people, including as assistant landscape architect on the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park. Shortly after her third child’s birth, she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. It took a second wrong diagnosis before she stopped waiting for a specialist to fix her — and started building the tool that would help her understand herself.
That tool is now Wave Six, a lifestyle, health, and wellbeing tracking app — and this year Julia was voted a Canopy Community People’s Choice winner for it.
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