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by Nathan Wheeler
Stigma As A Gay Man With A Stoma
by Nathan Wheeler
Sharing his thoughts about being a gay man with a stoma, Nathan talks about dealing with stigma and how raising awareness can prevent ignorance.
Read MoreCategories: Living With A Stoma, Mental Health, Relationships

by Nathan Wheeler
Body Image With An Ileostomy
by Nathan Wheeler
It’s Pride Month - Nathan discusses body image and how his tattoos have boosted his confidence. He shares why we should all find something to love about ourselves, and how Pride is about celebrating who we are.
Read MoreCategories: Living With A Stoma, Mental Health, Relationships

by Nathan Wheeler
You Don’t Have To Be Lonely When You Have A Stoma
by Nathan Wheeler
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 MoreCategories: Living With A Stoma, Mental Health

by Nathan Wheeler
Travelling With A Stoma – New York
by Nathan Wheeler
Nathan recently travelled to New York to celebrate his 30th birthday. In this blog he shares his experience with airport security and why having a stoma should never hold you back.
Read MoreCategories: Living With A Stoma, Travel

by Nathan Wheeler
A Bad Day Doesn’t Mean A Bad Life
by Nathan Wheeler
Nathan’s sudden onset of severe ulcerative colitis symptoms as a teenager brought a great deal of change to his life. In this blog post he shares his battle with mental health and how he’s glad he hung on, things do get better!
Read MoreCategories: Living With A Stoma, Mental Health

by Nathan Wheeler
Living With A Stoma And Accessing Toilets
by Nathan Wheeler
Nathan has had his ileostomy for more than ten years now and likes to travel, so is no stranger to ‘toilet anxiety’. Here he shares his best advice for managing that anxiety and avoiding the related issues.
Categories: Living With A Stoma