What is a prolapsed stoma? A prolapsed stoma for an ostomate is when your stoma, which is the opening on the outside of your torso for waste to pass through, protrudes from the body telescopically, with the potential to become quite large. This can happen for a variety of reasons…
Stoma Stifler
How-tos and real-life tips for the Stoma Stifler™, the stoma guard and noise suppressor that quiets stoma sounds and protects your stoma.
A practical, real-life guide to reducing your risk of a parastomal hernia — covering support belts, safe lifting, core strength, and daily habits ostomates can use to protect the stoma site.
A real-talk, week-by-week comfort plan for the first 30 days after ostomy surgery, body, mind, and routine, from Stoma Stifler.
A field guide to the four types of stoma sound, what each means about your digestion, and the small daily change that quiets each one.
Four weeks from bland-and-blended to mostly-normal eating, the methodical food reintroduction plan most ostomates wish they’d been handed.