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Are you ready for the festive season?
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Ashley Fowler
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who is ready for the festive season.
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Hi, my name is Andrea, and I'm a Stonewall therapy nurse working with Coop.
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Last Christmas is almost upon us,
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and I, for one, do not feel ready.
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You might be feeling unprepared,
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especially when thinking about managing your
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stoma while enjoying the festivities.
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The key is to be ready for anything.
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Some of these ideas might be new to you, or you may have thought of them yourself,
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and they are already part of your normal routine.
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Today, we're going to be talking about being prepared,
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managing gas,
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overeating
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or seeking assistance.
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Mhm
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being prepared.
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As you know, stoners can be active at the most inopportune times
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if you are out and about perhaps shopping.
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Visiting away from home,
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make sure you always carry spare equipment with you wherever you go.
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You might have a little bag with the essentials as an emergency kit with you,
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and I might hold something like the spare pouch.
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You might have a removal, wipe or barrier. Wipe
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some cleansing wipes
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to clean your skin in your stomach.
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Mhm.
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A seal. If that's something that you use
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a rubbish bag to dispose of your waste,
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you might keep that emergency kit ready in your
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handbag or backpack or inside your jacket pocket.
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You might keep a larger kid of supplies in the boot of your car,
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along with a change of clothes in case disaster strikes.
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If you have spare equipment handy and need a change when you're out,
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you're always ready if you have that gear with you.
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Yes,
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it's great to catch up with family and friends during the festive season.
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This might mean eating and drinking more than you're used to
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Remember.
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If you are enjoying drinks with bubbles, for example, beer, lemonade, Prosecco,
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champagne.
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You may produce more gas than usual,
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which means your patch may blow up with gas more easily.
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If your patch has a philtre,
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you may find that the philtre is most effective during the 1st 24 hours.
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A fresh fill,
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fresh philtre and a fresh pouch means that it's more effective in managing
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gas exchange to reduce your patch over filling with gas and blowing up,
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you might consider popping on a fresh pouch prior to a social function,
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so you feel fresh and confident.
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Yeah,
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overeating or guilty of that
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celebrations with family and friends might mean an abundance of a delicious food
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to eat.
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Despite our best intentions of eating a balanced diet and not overindulging,
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we can be tempted to eat more of the rich, naughty foods we wouldn't normally have.
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Like all of us. If you overeat, you may feel bloated. Feel unwell
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or experience of value, like
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some simple steps that you could try might help ease a belly ache.
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Something to help soothe your tummy and relax.
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Griping pain might be peppermint tea.
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Massaging or rubbing your tummy in a clockwise direction
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can ease your discomfort.
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A heat pack can also sue those that saw tummy.
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Panadol, also known as paracetamol, is useful to reduce pain.
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Give your tummy arrest from rich food until you feel better.
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If your abdominal discomfort persists or your stoner isn't as
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active as it should be and you are concerned,
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please seek medical advice.
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Yeah,
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seeking assistance.
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Should you experienced Obama care concerns,
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please consult with your Stonewall therapy nurse.
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If you're stumble therapy nurses on a
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well deserved break during the festive season,
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you might find it helpful to speak with the
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colour Plussed care team on 1 800 Double 84759.
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They may be able to reassure you and assist
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you with stony care support and advice as appropriate,
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or at least point you in the right direction of where to seek help.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I hope you find this information in preparing to enjoy your planned festivities.
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Best wishes to you and yours during the festive season. Have a great start to 2022.
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