There is no "normal" recovery from ostomy surgery. Learn more about ways to receive support, along with coping mechanisms you can use.

In this video, Laura Cox, who's had her stoma for years, shows viewers the steps they need to take to change an ostomy bag.

Click here to find many different articles about what to expect after ostomy surgery, with tips for recovery and how to get used to your new routine.

People with ostomies need to take special care of the stoma and surrounding skin. See these answers to the most commonly asked questions about stoma care.

Coping after ostomy surgery is understandably a major adjustment for both the ostomate and the caregiver. Use these tips to help adjust!

Whether you're new or experienced at managing your stoma that resulted from a colostomy, ileostomy or urostomy, these helpful tips for stoma care may help.

Managing an ostomy at home involves ordering an assortment of products and accessories, and knowing what to expect is helpful.

Generally, a person with an ostomy has no voluntary control over the flow of output. There are many different options for ostomy products.

Ostomy support groups are a great way to educate yourself about how to live a full and meaningful life with your new ostomy. Read more here.