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How UltraFrame Helps Me With Stoma Bag Leaks
"I’m not being paid to say this. I genuinely use and love the hell out of these Avenger style flange extenders”. Michelle’s worries of stoma bag leaks disappeared with the help of UltraFrame, the world’s thinnest flange extenders.
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Visiting Hospital With A Non Stoma Related Query
Visiting a healthcare environment can be daunting, especially during the pandemic. However, if you require medical assistance, it may be unavoidable. Michelle found this out following an accident out walking. Here she shares her story of navigating her anxiety.
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Your Stoma Problems Are Still Important
With another lockdown in place at the time of writing, Michelle has shared her thoughts on dealing with stoma problems and how you can always contact a Stoma Care Nurse to discuss them.
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New Adventures And Avoiding Parastomal Hernias
Michelle went through a transformational period in 2020 and is looking forward to a fresh start and new adventures this year with her son, Callum.
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My Brother’s Invisible Illness
Michelle has been diagnosed with ulcerative colitis and lives life with a stoma. Her brother also struggles with bowel problems, and in this blog, Michelle shares a little of his experience and what it’s like to live with an undiagnosed invisible illness.
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Repaying My Cat For Her Support Whilst I Suffered With Ulcerative Colitis
Michelle’s 14 year-old-cat Sherpa was recently attacked leaving her scared and wounded. Michelle spent lots of time caring for Sherpa which reminded her of all the times Sherpa was there for Michelle when she lived with the pain of ulcerative colitis before her stoma surgery.