Before you ask, we’ve still not moved into the new flat. Fingers crossed for July! But here’s what happened in June. I spent a week in hospital and had surgery…again I explain everything that happened in this video but yes you heard right. Another surgery. I was in hospital between 10th-18th June and my surgery was on the 13th (just one day before my 5 month 1st surgery anniversary). This was totally unexpected and basically took over the rest ofView Post
And so continues the monthly round ups. This is what happened in May. Traveling for the first time since surgery! For 3 weeks of May I was out of the country. I kind of went all or nothing. First trip away from home, away from my boyfriend, away from London since everything that happened… sure I’ll go away for THREE WHOLE WEEKS. I spent 2 wonderful weeks in Los Angeles which I vlogged for your viewing pleasure! And then oneView Post
My body will never be the same again. I will always have a scar line stretching two-three inches above and below my belly button. My belly button will always be a different shape. Even if I don’t have the stoma forever, I will have another scar in its place. And I will never have a large intestine again. That, I will never get back. On 14th January I had life altering surgery because of a severe flare up of ulcerativeView Post
Making money is something that I rarely talk about online but occupies my mind a lot. And I definitely feel weird about it. I think I’m mostly scared of the reaction it would get rather than having to justify the thoughts to myself. I’ve already done that, I know I want to make money. Maybe that sounds cold to you. Perhaps it makes you feel uncomfortable. Talking about money makes a lot of people feel uneasy, like me right nowView Post
I’ve been living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) since I was 7 years old but I haven’t ever been involved in the community or advocacy side of things until recently when I had surgery. Today is World IBD Day, a day to unite people around the world who have ulcerative colitis or Crohn’s Disease (both forms of IBD). One of the things that has been really helping me during recovery is finding other folks online with some form of IBD, who’veView Post
