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The Importance Of Having A Local Support Group
Nicola Rowson noticed there was a lack of support for people living with IBD and stomas in her area, but that’s all changed now thanks to Cumbrian Bellies.
Categories: Living With A Stoma, Raising Awareness

by Nathan Wheeler
The Judgement Of Hidden Illnesses
by Nathan Wheeler
Have you ever been confronted for using a disabled toilet because you don’t “look” disabled? Nathan shares his thoughts on living with a hidden illness and how his confidence as an ileostomate has grown over the last ten years.
Categories: Living With A Stoma, Chronic Illness, Raising Awareness, Disability

by Michelle Williams
Being Open About My Stoma
by Michelle Williams
Michelle shares how she has always been open about her ileostomy, but has never met a fellow ostomate outside of ostomy events, until now
Read MoreCategories: Living With A Stoma, Raising Awareness

Stoma Support Groups, Do You Attend?
Do you attend a local stoma support group? Have you thought about joining one but are anxious over what to expect? Read on to hear from an anonymous ostomate, sharing her experience of attending a stoma support group in Durham.
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by Rachael Kin
Cinderella With A Stoma – Saving Turtles
by Rachael Kin
Rachael has been thinking about her effect on the environment and how having a stoma can contribute extra waste to the planet. Here she shares a few tips for reducing that impact.
Categories: Living With A Stoma, Raising Awareness

by Stephie Simpson
A Poem About My Ileostomy
by Stephie Simpson
With National Poetry Day taking place in October, Stephie has written a poem about living with a stoma, and how grateful she is to have her ileostomy.
Categories: Living With A Stoma