How to: Changing My Urostomy Bag

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   Jennifer Toth Moderator

   <p>Superb video. Thank you!! Jennifer, <a href='http://BladderCancer.net' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>BladderCancer.net</a> team</p>

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      Anita Brown Moderator

      <p>Thank you Jennifer</p>

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   alan

   <p>Thanks for sharing your video has helped me alot and has helped me to overcome some fears about living with a stoma - God Bless You</p>

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      Anita Brown Moderator

      <p>Hi Alan, <br> <br> Im so sorry about the delay in replying to you. I am glad that the video may of helped you. How are you? Love and hugs Anita</p>

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   alan

   <p>Thanks for sharing your video has helped me alot it has helped me to overcome some fears about living with a stoma - God Bless You</p>

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      Anita Brown Moderator

      <p>I am so pleased to read your comment Alan, I am so very glad that it has helped calm your fears about having a stoma and a bag.... yes it is a life changing op, yes it’s so scary however we do get to the point where it becomes a natural thing to do. <br> I still have the odd leak and I deal with them and move on, wishing you all the best on your journey ❤️ Anita</p>

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   Linda Urbanski Moderator

   <p><inline-mention username="Anita Brown" user-id="2062379"/> - Great video - This shows someone who is considering the bag what it looks like and how and where it fits for a female at least. I think men tend to have theirs up a bit higher. Also showing the extra piece for what I call an &quot;innie&quot; stoma. Mine is an outie and I only use the wafer bag combo. Thank you for doing this video!! My best Linda Urbanski (moderator, <a href='http://Bladdercancer.net' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>Bladdercancer.net</a> team member)<br/><br/></p>

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