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Talking about sex and disability with Rachel Jury

Rachel Jury (she/her) is 35 years old, living in Bournemouth and has gone from being a healthcare professional to patient leader. She is the proud owner of 2 stomas an ileostomy and a urostomy and although she hasn't always been proud, she now sees them as her buddies who have saved her life and allowed her to live. Through her adversity, Rachel shares how she has found a new purpose and how this has helped her with her acceptance of her conditions and surgical interventions. This episode gives you an insight into her journey and what she has learned which she hopes will help healthcare professionals in delivering care. Rachel is very honest and open and has learnt that this is the only way to help get the message across. She is very passionate about healthcare professionals asking about sexual function in relation to surgery and encourages this conversation for every condition affecting people. We really hope you enjoy her episode and if you would like to reach out to Rachel, then please email on info@rocking2stomas.co.uk 00:00 Introduction 00:18 Rachel's Story 03:12 How does it feel to hear your story? 03:49 How did it feel to go from being a healthcare professional to a patient? 06:50 Did you find you had a voice as a patient? 09:26 What would have helped you communicate your concerns and worries? 11:27 What was most challenging to talk about? 15:04 How did it feel not being able to talk about sex? 18:42 What were some of the questions you wanted to ask about sex? 19:32 What is a stoma bag and how did you feel about having one? 22:30 Did questions about sex come up in stoma communities? 23:09 How did your stoma bags affect your relationships with others? 26:06 How does it feel to have an invisible disability? 28:02 What advice would you give healthcare professionals about hearing the patient’s voice? 30:12 What advice would you give to other patients with stoma bags? 30:55 Who are you now Rachel? 32:30 Reflective Questions 32:54 Close and please subscribe Contact details: Twitter: @rocking2stomas LinkeIn: Rachel Jury Website: www.rocking2stomas.co.uk Useful web-links: https://www.nursingtimes.net/opinion/... https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper... https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/new... https://ostomyconnection.com/author/r... https://inews.co.uk/opinion/comment/s... https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/a... Keywords and phrases: Hope, learning, sexual function, the little things are the big things, healthcare professional to patient.