Topic Explanation
The discussion centers around whether it is safe for individuals with an ostomy to eat Del Monte canned cream style corn. The original poster has had an ostomy for six months and is seeking advice on whether consuming this specific type of corn could cause any issues.

Advice and Insights
- General Advice on Eating with an Ostomy:
- Everyone's tolerance is different; introduce new foods slowly.
- Chew food thoroughly to avoid blockages.
- Drink plenty of water to help with digestion.

- Specific Advice on Eating Corn:
- Some individuals can eat corn without issues, while others may experience problems such as leaking or blockages.
- Start with a small amount of corn to see how your body reacts.
- Cream style corn might be easier to digest compared to whole corn kernels.

- Personal Experiences:
- Some people can eat corn on the cob without issues, but have trouble with canned whole corn.
- Fear of blockages has led some to avoid corn altogether, despite not having experienced blockages.

- General Tips:
- Avoid fruits with skins, such as unpeeled apples, as the skins can cause blockages.
- Gradually reintroduce foods into your diet as you adjust to living with an ostomy.