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Your new scar looks incredible ! Also, donโt panic if the stitch knot eventually works its way outta there. Happened to me and my docs freaked out but it is super common. OMG i would also be so unwilling tol let them modify Leroy since you have such a good relationship now! You are so freaking amazing, I hope you know that.
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So happy you are doing well and can put this bump in the road behind you. โค I actually needed another surgery and they moved my stoma. Best thing they could have done. #1 was flush to the skin. Very difficult to work with and always leaked. #2 protrudes just the right amount and almost never leaks. โคโคโค
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I had surgery going on 3 weeks now, I have no stoma, it sinks below surface plus itโs in my waistline which makes having a stoma more of a problem. Im 71 and this is so life changing. I need a support group but have no idea where to start, maybe you could help me with that. Iโm also stage 4 fatty liver cirrhosis, when it rains it pours๐ข
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2 years ago I had a total hysterectomy with oophorectomy . I had had a prior proctocolectomy with ileostomy back in 1985 so was very comfortable with my stoma. Instead of a new scar, the surgeon reopened my old midline incision , removed the adhesions and did the new procedure. I have recovered well, but I notice I get more gassy than I have ever been and have begun to gain weight. I guess that's normal. Anyway, I say this to say, life can throw some real stinkers our way, but it is possible to have strength and face it head on. Life can be good.
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@erin6381
1 month ago
Iโve been following your story but somehow missed that you had to have your stoma moved! Omgโฆ how traumatic. I am a 26 year survivor of colorectal cancer. Sharing your story via YouTube about life with an ostomy is helpful for current & veteran survivors. We have a silent disability which is difficult to speak about even with oneโs closest friends & family. Thank you SO much for doing this channel and educating people! Wishing you much health & happiness. ๐
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