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What’s In My Bag
What’s In My Bag

Ready to go deep? We find out what three women living with bladder and bowel leaks are hauling around town.

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Trouble-shooting for Freedom
Trouble-shooting for Freedom

Two experts and a whole lot of cathing and irrigation questions answered.

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How often should I poo?
How often should I poo?

What’s normal – and when to worry. We spoke to clinicians and scoured health resources to find answers.

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One Ostomy Doesn’t Fit All
One Ostomy Doesn’t Fit All

Most people don’t realise there are different types and functions of ostomies and stomas. Consider this your crash course in the basics.

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Financial Support for Incontinence
Financial Support for Incontinence

A rundown of what financial support is available in Australia for people living with bowel and bladder conditions.

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Adults Wet the Bed Too
Adults Wet the Bed Too

One in 50 of us have nighttime bladder accidents. It’s time we started talking about it.

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Incontinence by Numbers
Incontinence by Numbers

It affects one in three Australians and costs $100 billion a year. Here’s why that doesn’t add up.

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Chelsea is a model, advocate and disability sector professional based in Brisbane. Living with multiple chronic health conditions, she knows that managing bladder and bowel symptoms often means being prepared for the unexpected. In Issue 1 of In Cro
5 days until our very first issue is in your hands! Featuring incredible people with bowel and bladder conditions across the UK, US, Canada and Australia, In Crowd is rewriting the narrative on what life with incontinence, ostomies and chronic illne
Model, creator, writer and disability advocate, Jaimie Rose Sheil is helping to reshape how disability is seen online and beyond. Living with a rare disease, an ileostomy and light bladder incontinence, she shares her life with honesty, humour and st
Our very first cover is HERE - featuring our brilliant cover star, Paula Sojo! Paula knows what it means to carry shame that was never hers to hold, and transform it into empowerment for ostomates worldwide. In our cover story “Set Yourself F
Seija Keeble and Sarah McArthur are two mums on a mission to improve colorectal care for our youngest Australians. When a specialist childhood colorectal service supporting more than 500 Australian children lost its federal funding, these mothers re
For many people, managing incontinence comes with an invisible price tag. The average Australian with incontinence is forking out $2,100 each year on essential continence products - just to get by. Yet many Australians don’t realise there may
Meet Alan and Fiona White. When prostate cancer entered their lives, they expected treatment. What they didn’t expect was everything that came after. In our debut issue, Alan and Fiona speak candidly with In Crowd about navigating prostate ca
In a conference hall of 500 people, at least 10 people in the room wet the bed as an adult. If you’re one of them, you’re not alone. Everyone has heard of bedwetting, and has probably experienced it at some stage of their lives. But wha
Jordan Lambropoulos was the first person in Australia to have a stem cell transplant for severe, treatment resistant Crohn’s disease. Post-transplant, Jordy thought she was infertile. Only 11 days before surgery to get her ostomy reversed, sh
Did you know that each year incontinence costs Australia more than the entire Medicare spend on GPs? It’s the silent epidemic that we need to start talking about. When we scratch the surface, we start to see a concerning picture: 1 in 3 Austr
A magazine about bowel conditions wouldn’t be complete without @the.butt.doctor himself 💩 Dr Bradley Morris is a Brisbane-based colorectal and general surgeon on a mission to make bowel health less taboo. He’s a spokesperson for @bowelc