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Thank you so much - I think that was really clear! Prayers and best wishes for continued healing.

Just watched your video. I have had an ileostomy for over 50 years due to my sphincter muscles not working. This is because I was born with Spina Bifida. I enjoyed your video because you described the procedures you had in a calm and understandable way. I find anything related to medicine and surgery fascinating, so none the information you gave was "too much information) in my opinion. Many prayers for a complete recovery and healing from the surgery. Side note - I thought it was cute when your husbands fingers made an appearance in the videos. 🙂

My Great nephew was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease diagnosed when he was 11. By age 19 he had to have the same surgery you have had. You have had your share of problems. My heart goes out to you. You are such a lovely person. I will be saying prayers for your recovery.❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

I'm 3 and a half months out from APR due to rectal cancer, my incision is healed finally, but I still have pain when sitting for not so long periods of time, and phantom bowel movements - the feeling like I'm going to have a bm out of my bum is still there, though not as often. I had my uterus, ovaries and fallopian tubes removed as well as half of my vagina due to the tumor. My bum felt the same as you described, but has already flattened out nicely. There are videos on you tube that show APR surgery. Hoping you are doing well.

Oh wow hey i have Crohn's and im getting my ileostomy in 5 weeks and a Barbie butt later date sending love ❤

Thank you Alison.I hope this surgery resolves the huge health issues you’ve had to manage in the past and allows you a life without pain.❤

I had this surgery in 1995. First had ostomy surgery in 1983. For Crohn’s disease. Then had flair and needed to have rectum removed for reasons you explained. In those days stitches were used. No other options. Stitches “pulled” and since there were no sitting options for comfort. Just sat on fluffy bed pillow. Can honestly say discomfort was no worse than any other surgery. Complete healing toon couple of months. Can honestly say the peace of mind of no cancer risk and the worry of constant mucous drainage being wiped away was worth a few weeks of discomfort and healing. I’d do it again in a heartbeat. Occasionally I get phantom pulsating in area which can be annoying but NOT painful at all. So thankful medical science has come so far. Glad you’ve adjusted to the stoma. I named mine “Fred”. He gave me back my life after 7 years of being bedridden and in and out of hospitals. Best wishes for a smooth recovery,

Wishing you a speedy recovery, I think videos like this is very helpful for someone going thru similar situations. Thank you for sharing 😊

Thanks for coming back and updating us, there’s something about you i can’t quite put my finger on, but man do i love listening to you talk!

My son was born without a rectum I cared for him for almost a year after birth without a rectum and a bag when he got his rectum surgery it was a new thing for both of us

That's a good friend. My memory is terrible!

You poor love you are so strong thinking of you and a good fast recovery ❤️‍🩹 from Australia

Have you tried a carnivore diet, I’ve heard it can be a miracle for chrohn’s disease and other highly inflammatory bowel disease. ❤🙏🕊️

What happens if someone doesn’t have anyone to bring them food? Will they actually starve to death?

Prayers for healing

I cannot believe you got your period. That is just not fair!

I had that same clavicle pain from laparoscopic abdominal surgery. That was worse than the surgery!

That clavicle pain can be very frightening. I had it first after I got my appendix out. It was on my left side & I was afraid it was my heart. Once they told me it was gas bubbles working their way out, it calmed my mind but not the pain!

You are such a trooper! I feel for you with the period thing! I had an anal abscess and fistula surgery with my IBD/Crohns/Perianal disease, and the next day I got my period... it was a lot. It seems every time I end up in the hospital with something related to my perianal disease, I get my period. My body doesn't like me, or my uterus is just a jealous bi*ch and wants to get in on the attention, lol. I'm currently waiting for my 5th surgery on my butthole, yay. I have had a draining/bleeding fistula for 4 years now, I'm ready to just be done with this. Sometimes I feel like I just want to barbie butt myself and rid myself of the added stress, anxiety, challenge and complication of my buttholes. Of course that comes with it's own challenges and complications. IBD is no joke! Thank you for sharing your experience 💜

Thank goodness you are all back home and safe. I don't have any desire to leave the country, but stories like this definitely put things into perspective.

Thank you for sharing, that she wee information is great I could have used it in 2019 when I had SI problems our younger daughter got one for a surgery she went through that made peeing so much easier! ( I peed standing up not fun!) now I know that is available! Thank you for sharing it with us all! I hope you continue to heal every day! ❤

I'm glad you made it through this nightmare. I just cannot even imagine.

Looks like you were traveling from west to east on highway 16 made the left turn to enter Salt Bar and clip the incoming motorcycle traveling from east to west I found the aftermath of the crash someone filmed on cellphone video and google map did the rest I think you can make that left turn so long as there is no incoming traffic.

So do you fart ? If so do they smell really bad , it seems like they would smell awful .

Honey talk to your dr and if you need pain meds. Don’t be in pain.

You're a remarkable person with a sweetness and charm that transcends the difficulties and complexities that you're good enough to discuss with us. You're a rock star and I wish you and your family peace, health and joy.

wow. what a nightmare. It makes sense that you were losing it.

Please check with LetsTalkIBD before you have this surgery. She had this surgery with many side effects.

Let’s talk IBD has had this surgery

I had this surgery 4 months ago so interesting hearing your experiences of it

You’re in my prayers!

Alison- I was watching your recovery from annul removal surgery. Are you able to carry a pregnancy to term? What are the ramifications of your surgery as far as other functions the body does, I find your channel so informative and I appreciate all the details you included. Your husband seems to be a wonderful supportive partner and that is so great. I think it might be interesting for him to take a picture of your Barbie Butt so you as well as other people who have to undergo a similar operation see what the end result looks like. And give a copy to your surgeon so she can show the results to other patients. Thank you for sharing your story.

Thank you. This will help people.❤❤❤

Look up Let’s talk IBD. Maggie has had this surgery and is extremely knowledgeable as she was a former nurse as well. I hope you are healing well. Blessings. ❤

Why in the world oral pain meds right after such an intense surgery? God Bless You 🙏

Sei molto generosa.. Stai aiutando altre persone che dovranno affrontare gli stessi problemi.. Ti auguro tutto il bene ❤🍀

Maggie on the channel "Let's talk IBD" is awesome. She not only had the surgery but was a gastrointestinal nurse and treated patients with the same issues.

Others have suggested "Lets Talk IBD," but I want to emphasize that Maggie, who had this surgery because of crohns disease, was a nurse and has more information than just her own surgery. You have researched this pretty well, and I don't know what additional information she can provide for you, but more info. can't hurt. Maggie also talkes about vaginal pooling and intimacy after surgery. Right now you aren't thinking about intamacy, but eventually you will. Maggie needed to see a pelvic floor therapist to deal with problems she encountered. Good luck, though you have gone through surgery at the time I'm writing this, and you are recovering. She had complications with popped stitches during her recovery, but is feeling well now and is pregnant with her first child. As for coming home early, hospitals are notorious places for encountering germs. You'd think home would not be better but it is, because there are fewer sick people, and in fact, fewer people entirely.

Wow! I have never (blessfully) never heard of this surgery. This was very informative. I know your video will be helpful for others.

Well, I've had the same surgery but done slightly differently. I was told this joke by another APR patient so please take it with humor! "Well now, at least our family has one less ASSHOLE in it!" 💙💙💙

Praying all goes well & that you heal fast! God bless you & family!

Maggie - Let’s Talk IBD❤❤

Why I went carnivore. Kent Carnivore.

There's a woman, Maggie, who has a RUclips channel, Let's talk IBD. You might find it really helpful if you haven't heard of her. (She mentioned after having the same surgery she wishes she would've known about using a female urinal.)

LetsTalkIBD will be helpful for you, she had the surgery too.

We are a full blown crohns family here!!! My sister had this surgery a few years ago, in her late 20’s-early 30’s. I’m sure that you have plenty of resources, but if ever want her info, I’d be happy to share it with you! Good luck!

Thankyou for updating! You are so brave!! BTW…I love your eyebrows! Just beautiful!! 👋👋

Thankyou for updating! You are so brave!! BTW…I love your eyebrows! Just beautiful!! 👋👋

Allison, forgive the sudden questions but what is your ancestral history both paternal and maternal..do you have the Scottish genes or Irish and German…? I ask bc I’ve seen connections. Did you have any genetic testing done.? You’re such a beautiful person both physically and spiritually. Thanks for sharing. I have a lot of videos to catch up on…keep posting girl…