TAI: Helping children, teens and their families live with a bowel disorder
Posted by Gosia Kowalewska, December 17 2020
Living with a bowel disorder can be especially difficult when you’re young. There is often physical pain and other difficulties such as bloating, loss of appetite and soiling many times a day. But it can also lead to emotional pain, embarrassment and insecurity. At a time when children and teenagers should be growing, developing and discovering their identity and independence, a bowel disorder can steal their youth and make them feel sad and isolated.
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Topics: Bowel management, Children and TAI, TAI, Children, Paediatrics
How TAI gave one family their life back – part 2
Posted by Alan Cook, October 19 2020
Having organised their whole lives around her enema schedule, Alice and her family discovered the benefits of Transanal Irrigation – TAI. Would Alice finally be able to go to the toilet without pain?
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How TAI gave one family their life back – part 1
Posted by Alan Cook, October 13 2020
A family might take for granted the typical activities they might enjoy – swimming, nature and play. For one family, none of this would have been possible had they not discovered Transanal Irrigation – TAI.
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TAI for Children - Trying Transanal Irrigation for the first time
Posted by Bev Collins, April 30 2019
This afternoon I had the huge privilege of meeting Emily aged 'four and a lot' (nearly five). Emily has cerebral palsy and was diagnosed aged two. What a delight! I feel so humbled but also honoured that I was involved in their lives today. This is why I love my job so much.
Read MoreTopics: TAI, Transanal Irrigation, Children, Self-catheterisation, Catheterisation
Skydive Raises Over £4000 For ERIC
Posted by Seema Duggal, November 13 2018
Part 2; In July, Wellspect HealthCare teamed up with children’s bladder and bowel charity ERIC, to give two members of our team the opportunity of a lifetime to complete a skydive and raise much needed funds for this valuable charity.
Read MoreTopics: Children, Lifestyle, Paediatrics