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You Don’t Have To Be Lonely When You Have A Stoma
Living with a stoma can often leave people feeling isolated, but that needn’t be the case. Nathan discusses the loneliness he felt before finding support online from fellow ostomates and stoma support groups.
Read MoreFeeling Lonely During Coronavirus Lockdown
Stephie is used to spending time with others even if she often thinks of herself as a bit of a loner, but during the coronavirus lockdown she’s struggled with feelings of loneliness and has realised she needs her social circles more than she thought.
Read MoreBladder Removal Saved My Life
Anita discusses why she had her bladder removed and how it unexpectedly saved her life. Living with a urostomy may sound daunting, but for some people it’s the only option, Anita provides some advice.
Read MoreMy Behcet’s Disease Diagnosis – Self Awareness Is Key
Sam has had years of chronic health problems relating to her IBD, but once that was under control the realisation surfaced that something else was at play. In this blog, Sam shares her diagnosis of Behcet’s disease and what that means for her.
Swimming With An Ileostomy Bag
With beach holidays on her mind, Aleesha provides some tips for swimming with a stoma and shares what works for her.
Read MoreFinding Motivation When Chronically Ill And Living With A Stoma
Nick has spent a lot of time at home with various health conditions and recovering from surgeries. In this blog he discusses how he found a way to use this time productively, and shares his secret for finding creativity.
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