Ostomy Canada Society
Question: A young adult patient of mine recently underwent a colostomy due to her medical history. Before surgery, she was very active in sports, particularly
Question: I had my bladder removed in November 2024 and now have a urostomy. I’ve been a dressage and hunter-jumper rider for about 50 years
Question: Since receiving a urostomy in October 2023 following a cystectomy for bladder cancer, I’ve been using a two-piece urostomy system. However, I’ve been struggling
Yes, you can swim with an ostomy! In this supportive guide, Hannah Martin-Spencer shares tips and encouragement to help you enjoy water activities with confidence — from choosing the right swimwear to protecting your pouch. Embrace the freedom of swimming again — you’ve earned it!
Question: I’m in my 60s, living in Ontario, and I have a high-output ileostomy that requires daily fluid replacement through a PICC line (1,000 mL
Question: Hi,The last time I travelled by plane, I was pulled aside at security, patted down, asked to lift my shirt and open my waistband,
Discover essential tips for managing an ostomy during the summer months. These practical insights will help you enjoy summer without compromising your health and well-being.
Question: I have had my ostomy for close to 20 years due to Crohn’s Disease. While I’ve occasionally dealt with leaks, over the past week
Question: I’ve recently learned that if you travel and have a colostomy or a hernia, it’s possible to be flagged by airport security and asked
