Good morning, ostomates,
This morning, listening to some music as usual, I turned on Sam Cooke. Though he's talking about the struggles of what he went through as an African American, the struggles don't stop there. We as people struggle to live. When I think of a change, I think of my change after surgery. Lay back and check it out. Think of your struggles and how you made it!
Sam Cooke - A Change Is Gonna Come found on YouTube.
Angelicamarie
Hello Angelicamarie. Thanks for guiding me towards this one. I don't usually listen to music except when I'm in the car - and that's not often because I prefer to ride my bicycle. I loved the song but also liked the accompanying compilation video. what a great message!
Best wishes
Bill
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Thank you for your quick reply. I'll discuss irrigation with my doctor. I'm sure it would be down the road. My output is still very liquid. It's all so unpredictable at 6 weeks post-op. I have such a fear of constipation as I struggled with this forever. I used a fiber source to thicken the stool but it hasn't helped very much. I guess I will continue to be positive but it is a bit of a pain. This website is great and everyone is so informative. Cheryl
G'morning Bill, thanks for your comments. Glad you enjoyed the song and message, have a great day. Angelicamarie
Good morning, Samro,
I'm glad it inspired you. I appreciate that. Thanks for your comment! Have a great day!
Angelucamarie
