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A stoma doesn’t define you, how you live with it does.

From body image and diet to confidence and daily life—living with a stoma comes with misconceptions. But the truth? With the right fit and support, life can be just as full and active.

In this open and honest conversation, Dr. Chong Choon Seng (Colorectal Surgeon at Ark Surgical Practice), Ellil Mathiyan Lakshamanan (President of Ostomy Association of Singapore), and Esther Thng (Stoma Nurse at Sozo Wound & Stoma Care) share real experiences, medical insights, and practical tips for those living with or supporting someone with a stoma.

Whether temporary or permanent, finding the right fit, from the type of stoma to the products you use, makes a world of difference in comfort, confidence, and quality of life.

🔗 Want help finding the right fit for you? Visit Coloplast.sg

This video is supported by Coloplast ‪@coloplastsingapore‬ .

Timestamps:
0:08 Introduction
0:30 Only old people have stoma bags
1:43 You cannot eat your favourite foods after ostomy surgery
3:30 Stoma bags are bulky, ugly and obvious
5:12 People with ostomies are smelly
6:47 Ostomy surgery is permanent

Many thanks to all our wonderful partners:
Dr. Chong Choon Seng, Colorectal Surgeon at Ark Surgical Practice: https://arksurgicalpractice.com.sg/
Ellil Mathiyan Lakshamanan, President of Ostomy Association of Singapore: https://oas.org.sg/
Esther Thng, Stoma Nurse at Sozo Wound & Stoma Care: https://sozo.com.sg/

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