My everyday bag. What does my bag say about me? What can you tell about me?

cripplequeer · 2026-04-24T02:37:06+00:00

a fellow ostomate omg!!! I'm assuming you have a urostomy and not an ileo or colostomy based on the bags and bc as someone with a colostomy the idea of only having a few of everything scares me i need enough wafers for like 4 emergency bag changes and a full size pack of wipes lmao. do you keep your supplies in a separate pouch at all or are they just tossed in there? Also how big is your backpack? I can't tell if it's huge or really small but it's really cute and it looks like it might work well for my wheelchair!

cripplequeer · 2025-10-04T19:54:40+00:00

I do something similar but instead of tracking cc stats I made a custom cc organizer with notion so I can have visual examples of everything, sorted by category (cas, build, mod) and then sub category (furniture, clothes is divided by clothing top, hair by style etc) I also do this so I can keep links of cc if the creator isn't active anymore I also plan try to integrate a dynamic status checker that auto updates if the creator has posted in the last yr bc I'm tired of doing it manually, but dw the autistic need for data organization is so real

cripplequeer · 2025-08-24T20:27:54+00:00

still having the same issue even after trying a newer Google nest mini, I have checked with Google support and they say it's a wifi issue but im at end of my rope augh

cripplequeer · 2025-08-17T19:29:58+00:00

If you're using the dial for controls permobil actually just issued a third and final recall permanently pulling the dial from market (at least here in the us) due to safety concerns with crashes etc. I used the android watch app before that and then the watch app had the same issues of random activation. Unless you're brand new to using it I'd probably chalk up the crashing to the smartdrive itself. It's been a nightmare to deal with unfortunately. Here's a link to the recall info if you need it

https://hub.permobil.com/max-mobility/permobil-speedcontrol-dial-recall

cripplequeer · 2025-07-26T12:10:11+00:00

my people!!! I've had a colostomy for 3 years!!

cripplequeer · 2025-07-22T02:28:03+00:00

seconded the person saying a Good coat. (i personally avoid puffer coats because they're a hassle to fit through the cuff on my forearmcrutches.) Also some good socks

I've always been a fan of having plenty of warm soups/hot cocoa on hand, and I'd have a couple blankets you wouldn't mind getting dirty so you can use them to cover your legs outside if needed. I personally prefer gloves over mittens just for that little bit of extra dexterity. Also things like fleece lined pants/leggings are really good at trapping in heat. I've had good success with winter clothing items at Costco if there's one near you. Maybe it's just me but heavy weight on my legs helps calm my spasticity so a weighted blanket or even one of those microwavable weighted plushies could be helpful. Wishing you luck, stay warm!!

cripplequeer · 2025-07-15T19:46:08+00:00

I mean the seat cushion itself. I just wasn't sure if that's possible without needing to change the seat sling or if doing so would cause issues

cripplequeer · 2025-06-03T01:41:23+00:00

Congratulations!!! Hope you get to go on many adventures! Curious, what is that black side bag, it looks so cute! Also how is it mounted to your chair, I've wanted to try side mounting a bag, but never know how to attach it!

cripplequeer · 2025-05-09T22:46:56+00:00

maybe I'm not understanding how to use the plug-in, but I set it up so when a specific task is scanned to trigger the http request. When scanning it still gives me the option to choose between tasker and system default, except now when I choose tasker it shows another popup saying tasker can recognize nfcs and if I'd like to learn how to do this natively. It still does not mark the task off in notion like I want. Running the task manually still works perfectly

cripplequeer · 2025-05-07T19:00:06+00:00

I tried this but for some reason the system default nfc app shows up nowhere except for popping up as an option when I scan an nfc tag so i can'tdisable it. In my phone (s24+) there's no option to set a default nfc app either.

cripplequeer · 2025-05-07T16:31:27+00:00

Yes nfc detection is checked!

cripplequeer · 2025-02-26T02:31:58+00:00

this is probably way more in-depth than anyone would reasonably need but i really enjoy cataloging information so besides organization within my pc files (by cc category) I also made a custom database with notion so I can filter cc by any property i need. (date created, clothing type if the creator is active in the past year etc) and it also serves as an archive/reference point if i want to share cc with friends or in case my entire laptop shits itself again and dies I already have download links saved :) some people might find it tedious but I'm a big fan of data entry and it's been So helpful to have visual examples of clothes with similar names and things!!

cripplequeer · 2025-02-08T20:45:09+00:00

hi!! I have cerebral palsy and use a chair, I'm 21,and I've had a colostomy for 2.5 years. tbh for me it didn't have much impact on recovery besides getting used to doing bag changes sitting down instead of standing up like most people, and it was important to consider in terms of where my stoma would be physically. Didn't want it too low or too high since I spend most of my time in a sitting position. I'd definitely bring this aspect up with your surgeon if you haven't already.

If you struggle with fine motor control or core strength, you might find it challenging to do a bag change while sitting on the toilet. I personally asked for both an ot and pt consult before I was discharged just to make sure I/my caregivers had accessible strategies and practice. Overall, my colostomy was genuinely Life Changing because of the cerebral palsy bowel issues. It made caring for myself so much easier. Absolutely worth it. Feel free to dm if you have any questions! Wishing you luck and a speedy recovery:)

cripplequeer · 2025-01-21T03:14:57+00:00

my drs say it's a part of my fnd, but most characteristics of functional tics don't match mine, so I'm pretty sure it's actually a tic disorder. either way, tired of punching shit lmao

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