Caz's posts
4 Apr
Who Should You Tell About Your Health Issues?
Dealing with any kind of health issue, disability or chronic illness is a very personal experience. Who you tell and how much you disclose about your condition is a decision that only you can make. So who should you tell …
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8 Feb
9 Things Having A Stoma Bag Has Taught Me
Never Utter The Words “Things Can’t Get Worse” These are words I’ll always regret. We only evaluate how good or bad something is based on our previous experiences, the benchmark we have for comparison. When I had been dealing with …
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3 Jul
10 Ways To Deal With Pandemic Stress & Overwhelm
The pandemic is having a considerable effect on many people in different ways, whether physically, financially or emotionally. The situation piles stress and worry on top of pre-existing difficulties and challenges in our lives, and not being able to …
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3 Mar
When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go : Invisible Illness & Public Toilet Troubles
‘When you gotta go, you gotta go’. Everyone goes, everyone uses a toilet and some of us just happen to go in bags. So what? Why is it still so embarrassing to talk about it? I’ll admit I’m embarrassed just …
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4 Sep
Birthdaying With Chronic Illness / Pain
Pass the party poppers because it’s time to talk birthdays. Although ageing is one thing we all have in common, birthdays are a different experience for everyone, from a time of celebration or another average day, to a time of …
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12 Apr
Hospital Go Bags : Prepare For The Unexpected
Have you ever had unexpected trips to the hospital emergency department before? Maybe you know all too well what it’s like to be caught off guard. Life gets thrown into disarray, best laid plans go out the window, and you’re …
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20 Jul
Tips For A Successful Pre-Op
Tips For A Successful Pre-Op Surgery. It’s a word that sparks abject fear and worry for some, and a need for distance and distraction for others. I tend to fall into the latter category. Regardless of you deal with the …
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9 Apr
Coming To Terms With A Stoma
Some people get a day. Some may get a week, a month, a year. Others may get no warning, simply waking up with a new life. From IBD and cancer, to colonic inertia, pelvic floor dysfunction and bowel trauma, stoma …
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8 Feb
What I want you to know about invisible illness
Not all is what it seems. From the outside, you’d say I’m a healthy, happy young woman who looks fine. Look beyond what your eyes tell you and you’ll find chronic illness. Invisible illness is a condition or disability that’s …
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