Dear Friends,
I was born with Meningocele and was operated on at the age of 1 year. The result was that I had no control of urine and bowel. Then in Jan. 1975, I underwent another operation for urinary diversion (Cap. Chloromycetin post-op.), which I think is called ileostomy.
Now I have a stoma outside, on the right side of my stomach, through which urine comes out and fills the urine bag that is fitted on my stoma. For bowel control, I maintain a food diet so that I am not in trouble, for others and myself. There are lots of ups and downs, but the fact is a fact and I have to accept it. I am unmarried and manage everything myself.
This is my small introduction.
Take care of your health.
Regards.
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