Reply to "Women who had J-pouch surgery in past 5 years "can we talk?""

RondaCMember

yes back to life as usual. A few hiccups now and then. I did have a flare of pouchitis but got rid of it. I can see why you wouldn't like a ileostomy at a young age but I am in my 50's so no big deal. When I had the ileostomy, I enjoyed the freedom of not making sure I knew where the bathroom is located everywhere I went. The supplies that are out there for the ileostomy made having one much easier.

5/19/209:28 AM

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