Hi, new ostomate here, used to kayak, snowshoe, do aerobics/kickboxing, boogie board, ocean swim alot. How about you, any problems with any of these sports? How soon after surgery did you start back up?
Ginger
Ginger
ginger
Dec 18, 2007 12:24 am
spitchwick
Jan 01, 2008 12:13 pm
Hi there, I breed and show Highland ponies, and do a great deal of riding, I have recently had a large peristomal hernia repaired from around my old ileostomy and a new ileostomy formed on the other side. That was 6 weeks ago, and I began mucking out and riding last week, I also have a supra-pubic catheter and I do everything from hunting to dressage, and showing my ponies all over the country. I also have two dogs and 3 grandchildren, so basically never sit down
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Feb 08, 2008 8:13 am
I played rugby from the age of 30 until I was 47 & in the front row, also hill walking, cycling, sledging, squash.
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