Traveling with an Ostomy

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2024
  • In this solo episode of "The Beautiful Bag Podcast," host LeeAnne Hayden shares invaluable insights and personal experiences about traveling with an ostomy. From preparing for your journey, whether by plane, train, or automobile, to practical advice on managing your ostomy supplies, LeeAnne covers it all. Tune in to learn about handling airport security, adjusting to different time zones, and ensuring a comfortable travel experience.
    Key Topics Discussed:
    Preparation for Travel: Tips for packing ostomy supplies, including flanges, bags, and emergency items.
    Air Travel with an Ostomy: Navigating airport security, managing in-flight needs, and TSA guidelines.
    Personal Stories: LeeAnne’s experiences in Honduras and tips learned from other ostomy patients.
    Hydration and Diet: The importance of staying hydrated during flights and adjusting to time zone changes.
    Ostomy-Friendly Accommodations: Advice for hotel stays and using disability bathrooms.
    Resources Mentioned:
    April Wilson’s Ostomy Bag Covers and Travel Kits
    United Ostomy Associations of America (UOAA) Travel Certificate
    Link to UOAA website
    Connect with LeeAnne:
    Website: LeeAnnehayden.com
    Instagram: @leeAnnehayden
    LinkedIn: LeeAnne Hayden
    Subscribe and Review:
    Don’t forget to subscribe to "The Beautiful Bag Podcast" on your favorite podcast platform. Your reviews and feedback are invaluable and help reach new listeners.
    Contact Us:
    Share your own travel tips and stories related to living with an ostomy by emailing LeeAnne@leeannehayden.com
    Acknowledgments:
    A special thanks to our community for sharing their experiences and to April Wilson for her amazing ostomy travel kits.

Комментарии • 17

  • @deehope6186
    @deehope6186 2 месяца назад +1

    I'm like you I put supplies in different luggage pieces. My worst fear running out of supplies 😮

  • @deehope6186
    @deehope6186 2 месяца назад

    Thanks about the disability bathrooms

  • @eprohoda
    @eprohoda 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hiya!! Enjoyed. superb traveling!Leeanne! 🤘

  • @Quesviewsofthenews
    @Quesviewsofthenews 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the tips. I’ll be traveling to Ohio from Michigan by automobile in April to view the full solar eclipse. I have a diaper bag and use pre-cuts. (A life saver). I just had my 3 year stoma-versary.

    • @LeeAnneHayden
      @LeeAnneHayden  6 месяцев назад

      Happy Stomaversary! I hope you have a fantastic trip!

  • @sungee3333
    @sungee3333 3 месяца назад +1

    What does air pressure do to a bag and a iliostomy stoma. I have not flown because im scared what will happen.

    • @LeeAnneHayden
      @LeeAnneHayden  3 месяца назад

      Usually nothing! I’ve had a rare occasion had more gas/ballooning but that was because of what I ate the day before. I have a colostomy. But I know so many people with an ileostomy that fly all the time!

    • @sungee3333
      @sungee3333 3 месяца назад

      @@LeeAnneHayden thanks for informing me.

    • @LeeAnneHayden
      @LeeAnneHayden  3 месяца назад

      @@sungee3333 you're welcome!!

  • @elianagomez8775
    @elianagomez8775 5 месяцев назад

    Me intwresa conocer como se maneja esta limitacion...en este mundo d incomprension

    • @LeeAnneHayden
      @LeeAnneHayden  5 месяцев назад

      I understand your interest in understanding how to confront that limitation in a world that is sometimes difficult to comprehend. What questions do you have about it?

  • @elianagomez8775
    @elianagomez8775 5 месяцев назад

    Sera cierto este viaje,x q no veo evidencias ,fotos,videos,cualquiera puede hablar,bla,bla d cierto tema sin evidencias qnlo confirmen....me tome el tiempo d conocer como es el estilo d vida x q en estos dias observe videos y explican como se maneja en lo cotidiano..me entienden lo q yo me cuestiono?y fuera d eso me toca leer los subtitulos q salen volando como su viaje,x q no manejo el ingles.

    • @LeeAnneHayden
      @LeeAnneHayden  5 месяцев назад

      Yes this journey is real. I have had my ostomy for over 8 years now.