Reply to "JPouch Removal"

Thanks for the reply Scott.

I just don’t want to keep a pouch at all. I feel like I had a life with a bag which is now gone and 10 weeks later I’m still housebound with no chance of it changing soon.

I started ciprofloxacin which isn’t helping much (had some spare from a UTI).

I feel like I’ve made the wrong decision and now I’m going to be “stuck” feeling this way with no life with this pouch now.

My worry is that there are more problems than pouchitis and I don’t want to start getting fistula surgery and things, I’d rather just get a bag back and sleep and eat the way I used to again.

its discouraging to watch people who opted for bags after my surgery now back out there whilst I am still sat at home poorly. I just can’t see how this pouch is a good for me at all.

thanks

4/13/1910:12 PM

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