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I have an ileostomy too. I got mine in 1997. I use a drainable pouch. I have to empty it too often to wear a closed one. I have Crohns Disease too. I was diagnosed in 1993 after about 5 years of being sick. I no longer have any colon or rectum. I only have a short amount of small intestine. My Crohns is one of the most severe. My great-niece found out a couple of years ago she has it too. She just turned 17. She's already had her first surgery. I have had multiple surgeries myself. This disease definitely doesn't mess around.
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Bed Bath & Beyond carried a scent hider called Poopouri. White liquid in Original was awesome. Regular folks use it too. They spritz a couple sprays on top of the water in the terlit bowl. It forms a film on top of the water and it's clean scent spreads quickly. I put a few drop in the Depends when needed. IBD is a terrible thing to have. Thanks for sharing. You are quite brave and also confident. ๐
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Appreciate these videos, even as a nurse it gives me patients insights as well I guess. I hate to admit this but Iโve always been a little intimidated with stoma care and I know it is something very overwhelming for patients so I want to get over that and your videos are one way that help a lot so thank you so much.
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As an ostomy nurse, I love to see people using products in atypical ways. Iโve never proposed my ileostomy pts use the nondrainable bags but I love your rationalization! (I wouldnโt suggest in past because they need to empty/dispose of it more than their insurance would supply) thanks for helping me think outside of the box!
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@mhlevy
6 months ago
Thank you for your years of videos. When I first got my ostomy in 2010, trying to learn things from ostomy nurses simply weren't around in my city. I learned so much from you and others in the ostomy community!
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