Topic Explanation:
The initial post is about the positive experience of using irrigation for ostomy care. The person shares their fear of starting the process but now finds it liberating and comfortable. They encourage others to consider irrigation as well.

Advice and Insights:
- Limit fiber intake to increase the time between irrigating.
- Learn over time what foods trigger "firings" and adjust your diet accordingly.
- Train your stoma and intestines to manage the process effectively.
- Research online and ask your surgeon or an ostomy nurse about irrigation.
- Look for suitable stoma caps and two-piece sets for comfort and convenience.
- Consider Cymed products for low profile and long-lasting wear.
- Irrigation may not be suitable for everyone, so consult with a doctor first.
- Irrigation does not make the bowels lazy; the system can work normally even after irrigating.
- Ileostomies cannot irrigate, and only some colostomies can, so it's important to check with a doctor first.