Ostomy Canada Society
Struggling to accept your new body after ostomy surgery? You’re not alone. This article explores common emotional challenges post-surgery, offering practical tips and support options to help you navigate the process. Learn how to embrace your new body, boost your confidence, and find the support you need to feel whole again.
Question: I am a J-pouch patient who previously had colitis and am now creating a social media support group focused on women’s specific issues. I
Question: I may be eligible for a colostomy reversal. I have had my colostomy since April 2021, and before making a decision, I would like
Question: I have had a permanent ileostomy since 2016 due to ulcers in the large intestine and have no other health concerns. Are there any
Question 1: Where can I find information on Enterostomal Therapy (ET) services or ET nurses in Saskatchewan? Answer: You can use the “Find a NSWOC”
QUESTION: Is there any organization that helps with the cost of equipment needed for healing bedsores and relieving pressure from the sores? ANSWER: Yes, there
Question: I had an APR surgery on March 24 with a permanent colostomy. My stoma pancakes excessively, there is always an odor, and I experience
Returning to work after ostomy surgery can be daunting, but these practical tips will help you navigate the transition with confidence. From choosing comfortable clothing to managing supplies, odour, and physical demands, learn how to make work life easier and more comfortable with an ostomy.
Discover strategies for sustaining emotional well-being post-ostomy surgery, including mindfulness, exercise, a healthy lifestyle, and therapy. Find resources and support groups to aid in your recovery.
