New post at a ” A bigger life” website, My mental health before and after surgery

My mental health before and after surgery- click here

A slideshow of my life after surgery

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"Yes there are always difficult days but that is true for most people, yes the stoma might cause issues, but if you know others to share your concerns, the problems become smaller and you feel that you can overcome them."
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19 Sep

It’s easier to say ‘I’m fine’ than say how you really feel because 70% of the time you’re met with comments from people who don’t understand that you can look okay on the outside but me struggling on the inside

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Hi Clare Just thought I would write to congratulate you on your great blog which I discovered on Facebook. Love Tomas the Stoma’s approach to our condition! I have had a stoma (for UC) for over 40 years and have never looked back. To me it is THE normal and many of my friends do not even know I have a bag. Worrying thing is that not a lot appears to have happened about detection and treatment in that time. However, appliances have come a long way since the ‘hot water bottle’ I left hospital with. Unfortunately my daughter too had an ileostomy (UC again) a few years ago, but thanks to social media like yours she has a much more open and positive outlook to what was a ‘Cinderella’ condition until recently. Keep up the good work! J

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