Ostomy Swim Wear? Yes. Def­i­nitely. Some peo­ple have the mis­taken impres­sion that their inti­mate lives and trips to the pool are over when they have an ostomy. Noth­ing could be fur­ther from the truth. The fact is that hun­dreds of thou­sands of Osto­m­ates are enjoy­ing sat­is­fy­ing sex lives, and trips to the pool and beach. You are just as beau­ti­ful and sexy as you were prior to the Ostomy, prob­a­bly more. The only dif­fer­ence is the way your body evac­u­ates. Frankly, some Osto­m­ates find that their sex lives improve con­sid­er­ably once they are free from the pain and embar­rass­ment that they endured as a result of inflam­ma­tory bowel dis­ease. All it takes is a bit of plan­ning and the right swim wear.

“Finally a Bathing Suit for Me!“
Right out of surgery not only did I have to deal with the emo­tional aspects of my new bag, I needed a bathing suit. That was a bit of a chore. Not ready to go for the grandma suit, I needed some­thing that was sexy yet worked with my new bag (not hav­ing to run to the bath­room every 1/2 hour gave a new free­dom). I found this SwimWear Site. They change it all the time and are the best I have found–nice bathing suits that also hide the bag. What’s really nice about a Tank­ini suit is that you can let the air out of your bag while just sit­ting on the beach. Click on any of the ads on this page and you’ll be able to see the won­der­ful range of swim suit choices at Swim Suits for All.

Mix and Match Sep­a­rate Tops and Bottoms