There is always something that encourages me to write a particular blog post. What helped inspire this one was a comment from someone asking how I play Gaelic with an ileostomy and the fact that I’m playing in a 2nd county final in 3 years this Sunday.
Continue reading “from the pits to the pitch”A stoma doesn’t have to be The End
Yesterday a court ruled that a patient with serious bowel issues should be allowed to die because he didn’t want to live with a permanent stoma. According to his mother he ‘lost his spice’ with a stoma and worried about not ‘finding a woman’. I have to address that I don’t know the ins and outs of the story, the patient had made an advanced decision and in the end that decision was his own to make.
and it went like…
the fault in our bowels
**hiya disclaimer i absolutely despise the word bowel you’ll never hear it come out of my mouth but Abi came up with this fun title so there**
i thought it was imperative before i begin that i splurge out all the details so here are ze facts
Continue reading “the fault in our bowels”Introducing myself
Hello readers. I am Aisling Carson I’m 23 years old. I’m Irish and was born in Belfast and have lived here ever since with hopes to travel as soon as possible.
Continue reading “Introducing myself”