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5 years before she had her large intestines removed

@ucancallmevee

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated with viewers due to its powerful personal narrative of overcoming a serious health condition and showcasing a triumphant return to enjoying life. The contrast between the difficult medical journey and the vibrant celebration at the end creates an inspiring and relatable story.

Summary

The video shows a woman's journey with ulcerative colitis, from before and after surgery to her recovery and participation in a carnival. It highlights her resilience and positive outlook despite her health challenges.

Structure

1Life before surgery
2Post-surgery recovery
3Living life to the fullest
4Carnival celebration

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5 years before she had her large intestines removed 5 hours after she had her large intestines removed 5 years after she had her entire large intestines removed. One new color. One million possibilities. SensSure'Mio Carnival 2025 LIFE'S NOT BAD

Transcript

5 years before she had her large intestines removed 5 hours after she had her large intestines removed Stand up, right? Yes, ma'am. You got it. One, two, three. You push. Yeah, you gotcha. Last one. How to the camera? Hi camera. 5 years after she had her entire large intestines removed. I'm done for the foundation. Carnival 2025 LIFE'S NOT BAD Life's not bad. I won. Yes! Yes! Hey! Hey! Get up! Get up! Get up! Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!

Original caption

For over 20 years, ulcerative colitis tried to write the story of my life. It stole birthdays, holidays, memories, confidence, and so many moments I’ll never get back. It put me through unimaginable pain, countless hospital stays, surgeries, and ultimately a total colectomy that left me with a permanent ostomy. The physical healing is one thing… but the mental healing? That has been a LONG journey all its own. I’m still learning to give myself grace for everything my body endured. But one thing is certain: I won. 🙌🏾 I’m still here. Still smiling. Still dreaming. Still showing up. And every single day I’m reminded that my scars tell a story of survival, not defeat. My ostomy didn’t take my life—it gave me one. ❤️ If sharing my journey helps even one person feel less alone, less ashamed, or more hopeful, then every vulnerable post has been worth it. Thank you for allowing me to be part of your healing while you continue to be part of mine. Life after ulcerative colitis isn’t the end of the story… it’s where mine truly began. 💙✨ If you’re fighting an invisible battle right now, don’t give up. Your story isn’t over. There is life, joy, purpose, and hope on the other side. 🫶🏾 #UlcerativeColitis #IBDWarrior #OstomyLife #OstomyAwareness #InvisibleIllness