Hello all - I was wondering if anyone has made their own ostomy belt, wrap, underwear, etc. I have hunted the web for a free sample and I can't seem to find one. I use the belt that was supplied to me in the hospital, but it moves around all of the time and drives me insane. It does not matter how I adjust the damn thing; it never stays in place. Stefan is in a low spot and I am very small in stature. I have seen a tip to use a tube top, but since it's winter, I'm not sure where I would find one to try. Any help would be great. Thanks a bunch, Terry.
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