Rush of love

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MrsO
Aug 10, 2011 9:31 am
after getting a little frustrated and bored being at home so much,i went on a little trip over the weekend and went and stayed with my parents in their lovely caravan. i was relaxing on the saturday and all of a sudden i felt the most amazing rush of love

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and overwhelming happiness towards me little friend. i have no idea what set if off, norcan i rememberwhat i was doing at the time. its seems that whilst i've obviously become attached to it (litterally!!!) i suddenly realised how amazing this little thing is.



isn't it greatwhat this little thing can do, and what a difference it can make!



it never fails to make its prescence known though and is happy to voice its opinion (bit like me). i went out for a short walk yesterday and stopped off to have a cuppa and a cake in a nearby bar and whilst sitting at the table it proceeded to gurgle away quite happily, a while ago i would have been embarrassedand felt awkward but yesterday i found myself sitting there trying desperately hard not to laugh!!



just thought it would be good to post something cheery. hope everyone is well.



mrs o xx





Past Member
Aug 10, 2011 11:13 am
Welcome to our reality, my friend....You've rejoined life as we know it and as the song says, I hope you'll dance. This is wondeful !!Continued good health and thanks for starting my day with a smile.....BEG
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santabelle
Aug 10, 2011 1:31 pm
Mrs. O, I absolutely loved your story it is such a great acceptance of an inevitible thing we all had to succumb to!!! You have such a great outlook on life, I've named my stoma lovingly Gertie and when she is acting up and making noise my boyfriend and I just laugh and tell her to try and be quiet. CheersSantabelle
Past Member
Aug 10, 2011 6:53 pm
Great story hun, now you can really get on with your life. Im sure this will help other newbies to love there stoma's..tc ambies...
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Aug 11, 2011 5:44 am
Is it not so interesting to see how each of us travels on a different but similar path? For me, I realized I was making progress when I came to a point of neutrality with my stoma. I neither love it nor do I hate it. It is like my left thumbnail or right elbow, just another part of me. A far cry from my first reaction to seeing this alien doggy d!ck protruding from my side and wondering if I'd EVER get used to it.
 

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mooza
Aug 13, 2011 9:28 am
lol touch'e Mrs O.XX yep it can be funny in its strange way hahaahaa....