Reply to "Lesson learned, don't fix what isn't broken"

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I'll be forever grateful that I had a great experience with my temporary ileostomy. I would have no problem returning to it if need be. However, even after much reticence, I went ahead with the takedown after a year of living well with the ileostomy. That was ten years ago. I've been fortunate. My J-pouch works well. My small intestine still functions as a small intestine save the portion which was used to form the J-pouch. It, too, works as intended. I guess it is all a matter of personal preference and one person's choice may not be that of another's. It is okay!

8/20/124:54 PM

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