This is such powerful story telling. I am such a fan of these real vulnerable stories that help us call attention to the things we can do better in our communities. Thank you for sharing this with us all
Thank you for writing about this. As an IBD patient, though I don’t have an ostomy, I find there’s such a lack of coverage on the intersection of queer sexuality and IBD issues. This article was very, very much needed. Well done!
I have a family member who had a Urostomy. I was there when they got it and helped them with it, which taught me a lot.
It's not common and sounds scary to many. If you've never seen a stoma, it's a bit surprising at first.
Visibility is important to help increase people's knowledge and understanding. I commend the journalist and people interviewed for this article!
This is such powerful story telling. I am such a fan of these real vulnerable stories that help us call attention to the things we can do better in our communities. Thank you for sharing this with us all
What a courageous and enlightening article!
Thank you for writing about this. As an IBD patient, though I don’t have an ostomy, I find there’s such a lack of coverage on the intersection of queer sexuality and IBD issues. This article was very, very much needed. Well done!
I’m one year in to having an ileostomy. I won’t lie, it’s been difficult to accept this new body.