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dogtalkerer
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RE: Lovely Shade of Brown

I agree GH, the rigid wafer can't be too comfortable reaching for the ground from a sitting position. have you tried the Mio click mechanical lockin...

5 years ago
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RE: Lovely Shade of Brown

I've had brown leaks from trying to extend wear one more kayak outing, but I never have to think about a 1 piece separationing like a 2 piece can and...

5 years ago
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RE: First Hospital Visit With An Obstruction

interesting GH. I've heard of respiratory inflection from hot tubs. what do they assume was pathway for infection? I consider the 1 piece Sensura cl...

5 years ago
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RE: Bikes and seats

Jeff, I think you're jumping the gun a bit if you've just had surgery in March. my 1st & 2nd ride this season was rather uncomfortable, 3rd ride...

5 years ago
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RE: Bikes and seats

you're not going to know until you try riding. since my colostomy I've done some 1,000mile seasons on a very skinny seat. my longest ride was 69mile...

5 years ago
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RE: Butt hole

when the hospital replaced the oncologist with a nurse practitioner, the nurse proudly told me she would follow "Standard Procedure", and I could look...

5 years ago
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RE: Thoughts on Ostomy Armor support belts?

Stella, what I was referring to is that we can all make our stomachs stick out by muscle action. this, I'm thinking, is the cause of muscle tears ...

5 years ago
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RE: Thoughts on Ostomy Armor support belts?

correction: I don't have a weight lifters belt but an elastic belt many big box store employees wear. the weight lifters belts tend to be heavy le...

5 years ago
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RE: Thoughts on Ostomy Armor support belts?

I often wonder if a belt can really prevent a hernia? I understand hernia to be a torn muscle wall from over stressing abdomen. this prevention woul...

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RE: Irrigation

You're kinda at the wrong website. Go the the UOAA forum. Several people there irrigate. There is a whole section on irrigation. Sounds like yo...

5 years ago
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RE: Very sensitive skin around stoma

severe burns from a thin film of super glue? any references on this? I'm a bit skeptical on this comment. I too have gotten super glue on my fing...

5 years ago
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RE: Befuddled Newbie

if you smell your bag, you smell your bag, plain and simple- no dog needed. . I often change the bag when it smells too much. I don't think I've ev...

5 years ago
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RE: Cymed ostomy product changes

for me the Coloplaspt Sensura is a good option for the microskin. since I first used cymed Coloplast has improved adhesion properties. I can go past 7...

5 years ago
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RE: The Art of Emptying an Ostomy Bag (w/ video)

carry a small shovel, pretend to be a cat.

5 years ago
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RE: COVID vaccine

Tony H, you could have my vaccine. at present, I don't plan to get vaccinated. I might have already had covid. I know many who had that flu and it...

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RE: Something interesting

the more inclusive a word becomes, the less significance it carries. disability then goes from a reason to an excuse. I can see it now, wheel chair ...

5 years ago
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RE: Cycling/Hiking/climbing help needed

the Coloplast Sensura folds up enough at the end so the drain doesn't interfere with peddling. I tuck bag into cycling shorts. the colostomy works ...

5 years ago
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RE: Something interesting

I'm still curious squeaky, what would you say are your special requirements? . just because they list something on the application, doesn't mean they...

5 years ago
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RE: Cycling/Hiking/climbing help needed

cymed ostomy products home page once had a climber pictured. for me the cymed micro skin 1 piece was the best for biking/skiing/kayaking.- crazy flex...

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