TRAVELLING WITH AN OSTOMY | TOP TIPS FOR FLYING WITH A STOMA

13 weeks post surgery and I braved my first ever flight with my stoma!
It was a biggie! 26 hours from the UK to Australia! In this video I share my experience and tips for traveling. If you have any questions leave them below! :)
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[@Michael-MYR]

Just an update, my ileostomy has shrunk to 1 3/8 and the only leaks I have is when I forget to get up at 2 am to check my bag, both nights I slept in, I had a leak. luckily my body has learned and woke me right away, so no blankets or sheets soiled. I go on my first flight in two weeks, thanks so much for your tips and tricks. Keep smiling.

[@gutmylifeback7926]

Fantastic progress! My body does the same, it wakes me up before I explode everywhere! Good luck with your flight, you will be fine 😊🤩

[@SmokinHaddock1]

Thanks for the video. Flying for the first time next week with my stoma. Hope you are well.

[@ThomasExler]

Nice conversation, good luck, I have an ostomy must of my life

[@hannahmyall]

Thank-you for commenting :) x

[@WelcomeTooo]

Thanks for the advice, I’m nervous about my long haul flight later this year. What was it like going through the security checkpoint?/x ray?

[@Michael-MYR]

holy crap, all day on an airplane, well I am not nervous about my 5 hour flight this summer. keep smiling, thanks

[@hannahmyall]

You will be fine!!! Just be prepared :)

[@dianesmith3335]

I’m nervous 😬

[@pavlosfteropetra777]

What of UK airport security?

[@lisarado2773]

I will need an ostomy of some type. I’m scared to fly

[@johnpiczman5295]

Book your flight next to restroom

[@davidwinters1394]

use southwest airlines, bags fly free, all the best

[@gutmylifeback7926]

Wow!!!