June 2011 - Electronic Edition

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    Cover Story - Trail Blazer
    By U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class JR Williams, Task Force Falcon Public Affairs
    The first U.S. soldier with an ostomy in combat leads the way for others by establishing the UOAA Veterans Outreach Program

    Ostomy and Hernia Belt Basics
    By Bradley J. Galindo and Estelle "Mickey" Galindo, RN, CWOCN
    What ostomy belts and hernia belts are available and how to find the right size to manage a peristomal hernia

    Peristomal Skin Accessories
    By Joy Boarini, MSN, WOC Nurse, Clinical Education Manager, Hollister Inc.
    Understanding when, why and how to use peristomal skin accessories such as barrier rings, ostomy paste, stoma powder, skin protective wipes and adhesive remover wipes

    Implications for Aquatic Therapy
    By Sue Skaros, BA, BS, PA-C, Sarah Lundeen, MSN, NP, Charles Mathison, BSN, CWOCN, Mary Otterson, MD, MS
    Medical proffesionals confirm that ostomy patients can feel secure in a pool setting

    Recovery in Paradise
    By James Rada, Jr.
    Helping patients and removing the stigma of ostomy in Puerto Rico

    Ostomy Resources 
    By Cliff Kalibjian
    Part I of II, Associations and Support Networks

    Karay's Healing Power
    By Anita Prinz, RN, MSN, CWOCN
    A case study of managing the rare condition Caput Medusae

    I Am (Relatively) Normal
    By Linda Blumberg
    Learning to accept ourselves as normal to become truly empowered

    Life With Two Stomas
    By Sara Pulskamp, MSN, CNP, CWOCN
    Preparing for and adapting to managing a fecal and urinary ostomy

    Honoring Achievements After Surgery
    Courtesy ConvaTec
    Great Comebacks Regional Winners

    UOAA 2011 National Ostomy Conference

    Intimacy and A New Normal
    By Maggie Bork, RN, BSN, CWOCN
    Accepting your new body image and resuming your love life after surgery

    Hope Springs Eternal
    By Phyllis J. Ariano-McGinnis
    Determination, motivation and a positive approach help overcome three major bouts of cancer

    UOAA C.A.R.E.S. Program
    By LeeAnn Barcus, UOAA Vice President
    Putting the UOAA National Conference within financial reach

    Got Guts? Gear Up!
    By Nancy Smith
    UOAA riders pedal to increase awareness, inspire others and raise funds for valuable research

    Stoma Trauma
    By Dr. David Beck

    Also:
    Ask the Ostomy Doctor
    Ask the Ostomy Nurse
    President's Message

    June 2011 - Electronic Edition