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

My mental health before and after surgery- click here

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Self managing your #stoma is really important, but how do you know what is normal and when to seek help?

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Am gutted but surgery date means I can’t see @numanofficial at Rock City Nottingham on October 18th, message me if interested as I have two tickets going for reasonable price 😞😞😞😞
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Last night in sunny Murcia boooo

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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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