Surgery in the Time of COVID-19
^That photo above shows me when I was at my strongest last fall before things started to go downhill. *** There will be quite a few stoma/incision/wound/poop photos*** When Tyler…
^That photo above shows me when I was at my strongest last fall before things started to go downhill. *** There will be quite a few stoma/incision/wound/poop photos*** When Tyler…
For starters, if you haven’t read about the first part of Jeanine and mine's Mongolia adventure last year, you should read Part 1 first. After our bike packing trip didn’t…
Did you know that paper is made by pressing together moist fibres of cellulose pulp derived from wood, rags or grasses, and drying them into flexible sheets? And that the cellulose content of cotton fiber…
It’s been two weeks since Tyler and I finished the Little Su 50k race. For those who don’t know, the Little Su 50k is an Alaska Winter wilderness race. You…
I don’t know if anyone else with an ostomy experiences this phenomena, or if it is just me, but when I lie on my back, my stoma is better able…
^In the above photo, Tyler is excited that we're not stuck in a storm on a glacier, and we can ski back to the car if we want. Snow is…
I wanted to go skiing this weekend, but had some reservations because of new snowfall. Luckily, I have all sorts of friends who are up to epic activities no matter…
Yesterday was National Ostomy Awareness Day. It was also 5 years since my last abdominal surgery! In celebration of yesterday, I decided to write about a stunning trip I took…
The Adventure: Fall is here in Alaska, and that means more rain, dead salmon, and smoldering wildfires. While those are all true statements, it also means colorful leaves, snow in…
(perspective of someone who lives in Alaska and goes to a warm environment one time a year) PC: JP McDonough I encountered a few instances at work today where I…