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10 Things I Didn’t Know Before I Had My Ostomy
This guest blog post was written by ostomy patient and advocate Amy Oestreicher. When I first got my ostomy, I felt very alone. I felt …
Read MoreDealing With Life as a Double Ostomate
This guest blog post was written by ostomy patient and advocate Jearlean Alston-Taylor. How my journey as a double ostomate began: I grew up in …
Read MoreA New Beginning
This guest blog post was written by WOCN member Ann-Marie Waechter, BSN, RN, CWCN, MS-BC. Photo above: The advance team for Mercy Ships worked in …
Read MoreStriving Toward Excellence With the Pediatric Ostomy Population: A Personal Journey
Society member Joanna Burgess, BSN, RN, CWOCN, shared her experience about growing up as an ostomate and her contribution to the members-only document, Pediatric Ostomy …
Read MoreShare Your Story: How My Own WOC Nurses Inspired My Passion
We asked members to share their story about why they are passionate about WOC nursing. WOCN Society member, Heather Brigstock, ADN, RN, shared her incredible …
Read MoreGuided Nursing Electives – Wound Care at Roper Hospital
The following post was written by Xiang Liu, a student at the Medical University of South Carolina. Ever since I enrolled in the BSN program, …
Read MoreTop Three Ways to Get the Most Out of Members-Only Forums
One of the many benefits of joining an association is the opportunity to connect with peers and discuss your specialty. When WOC nurses join the …
Read MoreThe Stolen Colon
This guest blog post was written by Stephanie who is the creator of The Stolen Colon, a blog and website entirely about living with an …
Read MoreTop Tips for Night Shift Nurses
At one point in their career, most nurses will work the night shift. Some love it, others dread it. Whether you love it or hate …
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