Comments on: Photos 1: Colectomy http://www.jpouch.net Stories: Ostomy, Ileostomy, Jpouch, Colitis, Crohn's, Surgery and Support Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:47:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Bruce Logoleo http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-39411 Bruce Logoleo Sun, 11 Sep 2011 15:40:48 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-39411 Gday Bruce Logoleo here. I love whatever you people tend to be up to at <a href="http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1" rel="nofollow">http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1</a>. This kind of clever work and exposure! I wish I can do something similar. Carry on with the good job folks. I've added you guys to my own blogroll. Gday Bruce Logoleo here. I love whatever you people tend to be up to at http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1. This kind of clever work and exposure! I wish I can do something similar. Carry on with the good job folks. I’ve added you guys to my own blogroll.

]]> By: John Walsh http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-34045 John Walsh Sun, 07 Aug 2011 20:48:27 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-34045 # John Walsh says: August 7th, 2011 at 10:34 am Try convatec mouldable convex 2 piece pouches with a bit of stoma paste under the backplate If the skin is red and sore use some Convatec Orahesive powder first then dust off before you put the cavalon and stoma paste on email me if you want more info John #

John Walsh says:

August 7th, 2011 at 10:34 am

Try convatec mouldable convex 2 piece pouches with a bit of stoma paste under the backplate

If the skin is red and sore use some Convatec Orahesive powder first then dust off before you put the cavalon and stoma paste on

email me if you want more info

John

]]> By: John Walsh http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-34026 John Walsh Sun, 07 Aug 2011 17:34:38 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-34026 Try convatec mouldable convex 2 piece pouches with a bit of stoma paste under the backplate If the skin is red and sore use some Convatec Orahesive powder first then dust off before you put the cavalon and stoma paste on email me if you want more info John Try convatec mouldable convex 2 piece pouches with a bit of stoma paste under the backplate

If the skin is red and sore use some Convatec Orahesive powder first then dust off before you put the cavalon and stoma paste on

email me if you want more info

John

]]> By: cathyG http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-33992 cathyG Sun, 07 Aug 2011 13:12:58 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-33992 My mom of 77 years old just had a permanent colostomy done on July 14th. She did not have enough colon to bring it down low on her tummy or enough for it to stick out. I call it an innie stoma it actually is concave on her tummy. Also is located on the left side looking down at her tummy and not to far under her left breast. Came home on the 22nd and started her recovery with home health care nurses coming in the home and me there to help. On the 28th the bag leaked and then leaked a total of 5 times in a 48 hour period of time. This was with the home health care nurses coming and dealing with all of ths. AS you can imagine her skin became compromised and ended up in the ER. She is now in transitional care since Aug. 1st. First 2 days the bag kept leaking and being changed. Now we went 3 days and almost bade it to a normal pouch change day....but NO. Does any one out there have a similar difficult stoma and have tips or type of pouch you are using. She has lost all of her confidence in the bag and as you can imagine she would be totally house bound if came home as she would be afraid to go out in the world. She was a very active 77 year old women and it breaks my heart to see her life taken from her after going thru all of this. I am conficident that someone has help out there in the blogging world. Thanks My mom of 77 years old just had a permanent colostomy done on July 14th. She did not have enough colon to bring it down low on her tummy or enough for it to stick out. I call it an innie stoma it actually is concave on her tummy. Also is located on the left side looking down at her tummy and not to far under her left breast. Came home on the 22nd and started her recovery with home health care nurses coming in the home and me there to help. On the 28th the bag leaked and then leaked a total of 5 times in a 48 hour period of time. This was with the home health care nurses coming and dealing with all of ths. AS you can imagine her skin became compromised and ended up in the ER. She is now in transitional care since Aug. 1st. First 2 days the bag kept leaking and being changed. Now we went 3 days and almost bade it to a normal pouch change day….but NO. Does any one out there have a similar difficult stoma and have tips or type of pouch you are using. She has lost all of her confidence in the bag and as you can imagine she would be totally house bound if came home as she would be afraid to go out in the world. She was a very active 77 year old women and it breaks my heart to see her life taken from her after going thru all of this. I am conficident that someone has help out there in the blogging world. Thanks

]]> By: Susan C http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-25248 Susan C Mon, 23 May 2011 02:55:38 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-25248 Hi, Mark! Thank you for sharing your experience. I have been an UC sufferer for 15 years and I am finally scheduled for having J-pouch next month. My first surgery is scheduled on June 15th and I am very nervous. I had met my surgeon and I asked him about the pain meds after the surgery. He told me he would not give me any narc such as morphine or vicodin. I am not sure if he was serious or joking because it will be freaking painful if I get no pain meds right after the surgery! Did your doctor give you any pain meds after you came out of anesthesia? I am really really nervous... Hi, Mark! Thank you for sharing your experience. I have been an UC sufferer for 15 years and I am finally scheduled for having J-pouch next month. My first surgery is scheduled on June 15th and I am very nervous. I had met my surgeon and I asked him about the pain meds after the surgery. He told me he would not give me any narc such as morphine or vicodin. I am not sure if he was serious or joking because it will be freaking painful if I get no pain meds right after the surgery! Did your doctor give you any pain meds after you came out of anesthesia? I am really really nervous…

]]> By: Extenze http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-17861 Extenze Thu, 03 Feb 2011 05:27:03 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-17861 Mark is lucky to have a medical team that has worked their own special kind of magic for him – and he’s lucky to have the support of his mom and, obviously, scads of friends. I wish you both well and, because having viewed and read this, I am encouraged that our journey will not be as dreadful as my husband is thinking it’s going to be.AGAIN – THANK YOU. Mark is lucky to have a medical team that has worked their own special kind of magic for him – and he’s lucky to have the support of his mom and, obviously, scads of friends. I wish you both well and, because having viewed and read this, I am encouraged that our journey will not be as dreadful as my husband is thinking it’s going to be.AGAIN – THANK YOU.

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]]> By: lizzy http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-11801 lizzy Wed, 27 Oct 2010 15:07:27 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-11801 Hi just had a look at what you have been through, I have been through the same my last operation the take down was 4 years ago now, it is the hardest thing i have ever had to go through but can honestly say it was worth all the pain even though at the time i was unsure!! although you are not left as new its just a different normal for you. Good luck x oh your scars are very neat!! mine are not so but im glad i have them as it saved my life. Hi just had a look at what you have been through, I have been through the same my last operation the take down was 4 years ago now, it is the hardest thing i have ever had to go through but can honestly say it was worth all the pain even though at the time i was unsure!! although you are not left as new its just a different normal for you. Good luck x oh your scars are very neat!! mine are not so but im glad i have them as it saved my life.

]]> By: JasonH http://www.jpouch.net/photos/surgery-1/#comment-10921 JasonH Wed, 06 Oct 2010 06:10:20 +0000 http://ucstory.wordpress.com/surgery-1/#comment-10921 Mark, my name is Jason. Your story had realy helped me a lot. I would realy like to ask you some questions about what you went through if possible. Thanks, JasonH Mark, my name is Jason. Your story had realy helped me a lot. I would realy like to ask you some questions about what you went through if possible. Thanks, JasonH

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