Some of my good friends just happen to have ostomies.
Like Virginia. She's the one stretching her four-foot 10-inch self so that her head shows above the podium for the speech she's giving. After 10 years with a colostomy—10 years of energetic work as an organizer, publicity
person and grandmother—she says, "My colostomy's just part of me."
Like Joe. "My urostomy is a positive asset. When we go camping and everyone has a
