Well, all of us who drive know what a pain seat belts can be.
OK, I drive for a living, so here is the question.
How does everyone cope with wearing seat belts?
Those of us who have our stoma on the right side or left side have problems with the seatbelt rubbing against the stoma, so how does everyone deal with this issue? I'm paranoid about the seatbelt rubbing against the stoma, so
I'd love to see lots and lots of replies to this as I feel everyone would probably like the answers to this one from Geoff.

First off, this is a pretty cool site with 39,943 members.
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Your ostomy doesn't have to keep you from enjoying food.
Follow our simple and practical guidelines for eating healthy with an ostomy.
Follow our simple and practical guidelines for eating healthy with an ostomy.
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Are you wondering what you should and shouldn't eat after ostomy surgery?
Learn what you need to know to help you recover fast, and avoid some common food issues.
Learn what you need to know to help you recover fast, and avoid some common food issues.