I was bored.
I went to see what all the fuss was about on this new type of surgical appliance. I like to think of it as an internal wafer on steroids.
"Ostomy Cure Ties System" it's called. Frankly, I'm not sure it's worth the effort, but it's in trials in the UK and Sweden. All you do is Google "Ties Ostomy" and you will see it. So I was looking further on YouTube, scrolling, and saw something else like this called an ostomy plug, where it uses magnets surgically inserted magnets to hold the wafer on. (To me, it looks like a mini foghorn! Ship blows horn.)
This new invention is still undergoing trials. However, no replies were given under these ads, and there were many questions about it. No contact info from what I saw. Hmm (horn blowing in the distance).
Seems like everything is happening across the pond.
Hmm. Well, closer to home, and I am still puzzled by this other item which Coloplast makes, called an "Ostomy Ilio Night Pouch". The girl on YouTube was pretty confident about it and said she uses it occasionally. It is reusable (eww). Well, take a Google look or YouTube it. It appears to be a large tadpole-pouch, like four feet long. A better image would be a four-foot-long leg. Ha ha. I think it's called Assure 2 Piece. Definitely something for Halloween. My friend Bob would make a hat out of it. It's just creepy.
But the kicker, she said, was "it's great for ilios cause it holds all the liquid we make at night without having to get up 3-4 times to empty." (I didn't see how she emptied it though - a job for two people, you think?)
Am I the only one who does solids? Hardly get liquids, but I am more prone to solids than liquids. So I wonder how this would work for me, but not really too concerned. I do like a good night's sleep, but sleeping with a leg of shit beside me? (It holds two liters!) I don't think counting sheep will help. - Warrior