Hannah Witton interviews for StomaTips
- Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Hannah Witton interviews for StomaTips about her experience with a stoma and creating content as a YouTuber and author
Personal experiences of living with an ostomy, in ostomates’ own words
Hannah Witton interviews for StomaTips about her experience with a stoma and creating content as a YouTuber and author
Luciana Podschun celebrates Stoma Tip's 3-year anniversary, reflecting on its growth and international recognition. It will now be available quarterly, providing a platform for diverse stories of ostomates.
Jessica Logan tells us about her experience participating in beauty pageants as she represents those living with an invisible disability
Andressa Alvarez describes her seven stage journey to a colostomy and how she feels empowered in her femininity
Sahara Fleetwood-Beresford describes her journey with ulcerative colitis, a J-pouch and three stomas
Beth Fenwick recalls how 20 years of living with inflammatory bowel disease led to stoma surgery and a career in specialist nursing
Juliana Simões recalls how stoma surgery helped her overcome Crohn’s disease and return to an active, happy life with her profession, friends and family.
Surakhsha Soond recalls her struggles to live with Crohn’s disease as a young teenager and her eventual decision to undergo radical stoma-forming surgery.
Steve Cartmail shares his story of toughing it out through ulcerative colitis, two parastomal hernias and lockdown weight gain
Jessica Ormondroyd recalls how she regained her fitness and became a health and fitness coach after two eventful pregnancies, chronic illness and stoma surgery
Kimberly Lucock recounts how her daughter Jessica has stayed smiling through chronic bowel problems and getting a stoma
Sarah Smith tells how her wife supported her through severe ulcerative colitis and how she was liberated by her ileostomy
Eilidh Mackay shares her unique life story of how she has survived two cancers and gained a fistula bag in the process, making her feel more beautiful than ever
Oliver Kaye tells how stoma surgery freed him from ulcerative colitis and inspired him to raise awareness and funds for invisible bowel disease
Julie Brown describes how Crohn’s disease and cancer led her to find new love, new life and softball