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Jul 11, 2012

3 Years Post-Surgery: Growth and Gratitude Journey

This topic is about a young person who, at the age of 16, underwent an emergency ileostomy surgery after a challenging period of hospitalization and treatment. Now, at 19, they reflect on their journey from a difficult recovery to living a healthy and fulfilling life. Here are some insights and advice from their experience:

1. Celebrate your milestones and embrace life fully now that your health has improved. Each step forward is a victory worth acknowledging.

2. Keep a positive outlook. Your story has the power to reassure and inspire others, whether they are young or older ostomates.

3. Recognize the wisdom and resilience you have gained through your experience. There are many more positive milestones waiting for you in the future.
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