Reply to Bilbo baggins
At bilbo...well my " bear" friend.. u have the time to start rehearsing that explanation. I suggest you do..
U could always say he was looking for a lost contact lense. 🧸
warrior
Oct 20, 2024 12:29 am
Newtoit
Oct 20, 2024 6:56 am
Reply to warrior
Hi I use a seat belt clip which stops the pressure on my stoma if it locks. Take care 🙂
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Batatat1
Oct 20, 2024 2:08 pm
We have a store called House of Sheepskin who makes soft and cozy seatbelt covers. They wrap around the seatbelt and fasten with Velcro. It’s super comfortable! I bought one for my car as well as for travelling by air!
They are relatively inexpensive at a cost of about $15-20 depending on the size.
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A convex barrier may provide a more secure and predictable seal between your pouching system and your skin, which can help prevent stoma fluid leakage.
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