Got a mate who has one and it doesn't stop him doing anything, he always takes spare clothing and a pack of sterile bits and pieces and gets along just fine. I was really worried when we went for a week to France but he knows his body and his limitations better than anybody and he just got on with things and i was worrying for him for nothing !!
I have a stoma bag from 2017 it does restrict you in choice of venue etc but here are a few of my tips
Change of clothes in car
Carp life bivvy loo with spares and a good bag to carry them
Wipes antiseptic spray plastic gloves
Don't drink too much beer(it can be done)
Loose sleeping bag(sleep system did not work for me)
I fished Blackthorn first sessions after recovery in a lodge
It got me into the way of it and a clean loo in lodge
You will pick venues with good facilities
Good luck and keepgoing
Change of clothes in car
Carp life bivvy loo with spares and a good bag to carry them
Wipes antiseptic spray plastic gloves
Don't drink too much beer(it can be done)
Loose sleeping bag(sleep system did not work for me)
I fished Blackthorn first sessions after recovery in a lodge
It got me into the way of it and a clean loo in lodge
You will pick venues with good facilities
Good luck and keepgoing
In reply to Post #17
In hospital now after an emergency operation, thanks for all the replies gents really appreciated.
In hospital now after an emergency operation, thanks for all the replies gents really appreciated.
In reply to Post #18
Wishing you a speedy recovery
Wishing you a speedy recovery
In reply to Post #18
All the best Harvey..
All the best Harvey..
All the best
All the best on a speedy recovery, Your always helpful on insight to my local area
In reply to Post #22
Thanks Zak, never a problem.
Thanks Zak, never a problem.