Reasons why I love my stoma | by Keith

Reasons why I love my stoma | by Keith

Reasons why I love my stoma With Valentine’s Day this month, it is the time of year perhaps when love is at the forefront of our minds so it seems apt to write about why I love my stoma! Self- love is something I feel very strongly about and I really care that so many...
Self-love & acceptance with a stoma | by Maryrose

Self-love & acceptance with a stoma | by Maryrose

Self-love & acceptance with a stoma Would I say I love my stoma? No. Would I say I am happy I had to get a stoma in the first place? No. But have I accepted that my stoma is now a part of me and learnt to be content with having it? Yes! And through acceptance I...
Intimacy with an Ileostomy | by Amy

Intimacy with an Ileostomy | by Amy

Intimacy with an Ileostomy TW: This post discusses body image, weight and sensitive topics. Having surgery to form an ileostomy can understandably be overwhelming, especially if you’d had your ostomy formed as an emergency and it’s been completely unexpected. Even for...
Meet our Face of Connect, Phillipa

Meet our Face of Connect, Phillipa

Meet our Face of Connect, Phillipa Hi, I’m Phillipa I am 26 from Merseyside in the UK! I have Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative colitis and I have an ileostomy. I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at the age of 9 back in 2006 and at the age of 14 back in 2011. I was...
Diet & exercise with a stoma | by Maryrose

Diet & exercise with a stoma | by Maryrose

Diet & exercise with a stoma New year, new you… Not something I like to encourage or promote as I feel diet and exercise in general should be something that is incorporated into everyday life as a way of life rather than a News Year’s resolution that, let’s be...

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