I have lots of unopened new products that I can't use and can't return.
Any advice on what to do with the items?
Lots due to different sizes of products after my surgery.
Is selling it an option?
NKF9FA
Dec 10, 2023 4:29 pm
amkevergreen
Dec 10, 2023 5:36 pm
I did also... The best thing is to find your "local" Ostomy Support Group and donate... that is all...
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Yeah a year ago I wouldn't have known what to ask to find out I had a parastomal hernia. The only reason I knew about them is from this site. Thank goodness for this site. Otherwise I would still be clueless. If I hadn't though from stuff on here to ask my surgeon about having a hernia, then I would have never had the CT and I would have never known that she should have known about it a year ago.
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Past Member
Dec 10, 2023 8:35 pm
Agree with Beach Boy. Local hospital or homeless shelter are good ones. Your surgeon's office as well.
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