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How to select ostomy pouch styles for the outdoors
Last weekend I was reminded why I love using closed-end ostomy pouches on hikes and climbs. I was up on a long ridge between between Loveland Pass and Mt. Sniktau in Colorado. Though it was a gorgeous 75-degree day down … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking and backpacking, Products, Tips and Tricks
Tagged ostomy, ulcerative colitis, ileostomy, colon-removal surgery, outdoors, IBD, colitis, crohn's, UC, sports with ostomy, backpacking with ostomy, adventure with ostomy, wilderness travel with ostomy, rock climbing with ostomy, climbing with ostomy, one-piece ostomy pouch, two-piece ostomy pouch, adhesive coupling ostomy pouches, drainable or closed-end pouches, types of ostomy pouches, how to select a pouch, how to select an ostomy appliance
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Happy travels! (feat. new video)
Last month, I wrote about a climbing road trip that Doug and I took to Idaho and Oregon. We finally completed a video highlighting the vacation. It is a long film at 30 minutes, but there was a lot to … Continue reading
Posted in Climbing, Travel, Video
Tagged active, adventure, adventure with ostomy, ostomy, rock climbing with ostomy, sports with ostomy, surgery recovery, UC, ulcerative colitis
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On the Road
When Doug and I became a couple during college, our very first group purchase was a spatula. We were heading out on a camping trip and realized we would have no way to flip the pancakes we were making for … Continue reading
Posted in Climbing, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, adventure with ostomy, camping, camping with ostomy, colitis, colon-removal surgery, hot tub with ostomy, IBD, ileostomy, ostomy, road trip with ostomy, rock climbing, rock climbing with ostomy, sports with ostomy, UC, ulcerative colitis
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My first post-surgery multi-pitch climb: my imaginings turn into reality (feat. new video)
In the weeks after making my decision to have a permanent ileostomy, my imaginings of what life was going to be like after surgery played in my head like little movies. There was the one that featured me happily leading … Continue reading
Posted in Climbing, Surgery decisions, Video
Tagged adventure, adventure videos, adventure with ostomy, changing ostomy appliance in outdoors, climbing with ostomy, colitis, colon-removal surgery, Devils Tower Durrance climb, hernia prevention, hydration with an ostomy, IBD, ileostomy, multi-pitch climbing with ostomy, ostomy, rock climbing, rock climbing with ostomy, sports with ostomy, UC, ulcerative colitis
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Hanging out at the crag (feat. new video)
Lately, Ostomy Outdoors has turned into Ostomy Indoors. It feels like it has been so long since I have been outside doing even the smallest outdoor adventure and our video camera has been sitting on the shelf untouched for months. … Continue reading
Climbing progress
On Sunday I climbed a few feet above the fourth bolt on the wall at the rock climbing gym, held my breath, and jumped off. I felt a few butterflies in my stomach as I free-fell 10 feet before my … Continue reading
Posted in Climbing, Exercise, Surgery recovery
Tagged adventure with ostomy, climbing with ostomy, colitis, colon-removal surgery, hernia prevention, IBD, ileostomy, lead climbing with an ostomy, ostomy, rock climbing, rock climbing with ostomy, sports with ostomy, surgery recovery, UC, ulcerative colitis
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The New Year: looking back and looking ahead
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2012 brings health and many blessings. As I set out to write my first post for 2012, I couldn’t decide if it would be best to look forward and write about my goals for … Continue reading
Hand jams and high steps: outdoors on the rock (feat. new video)
Five days ago at our local crag, I stood at the base of a short, easy (5.6) route, looking up and assessing the possible moves and thinking about how my body might handle them. This outdoor climb (on real rock!) looked easy … Continue reading
When to be patient? When to push?
It is obvious when reading my blog that I am happy with my ostomy and super thankful for the surgery. However, there are still days on which the fears capture me. This morning when I woke up, my abdomen was … Continue reading
A dot marks the spot
It was a gorgeously sunny October day last year when I packed up my harness and backpack and headed out the door. No, I wasn’t going on a hike or climb. In fact, the place I was traveling to wasn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Climbing, Hiking and backpacking, My favorite posts, Stoma, Surgery decisions
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