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'With some care, we can go on': experiences of people with ostomy

机译：“一定要小心，我们才能继续”：造口术患者的经验

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The aim of this study was to learn how care takes place in the lives of people with ostomy in a municipality in the countryside of the state of Rio Grande do Sul. A qualitative, descriptive study was conducted. Six people with definitive intestinal ostomy, who were registered in the municipality's program, participated in the study. Semi-structured interviews were used for gathering data. The obtained data were subjected to a thematic content analysis, from which the following categories emerged: "I am really well treated, everyone helps"; "My life is a little different"; and "It is necessary to go on, stopping is out of question". The study revealed that care is present in the daily lives of people with ostomy; changes in their lives are clear, related to social interactions, to how they take care of themselves and to eating habits. Ostomized patients learned how to live with these changes, aiming to going back to daily activities and getting involved with chores in their routines.
机译：这项研究的目的是了解在南里奥格兰德州乡村的一个城市中，造口术患者的生活中如何得到照顾。进行了定性，描述性研究。在市政计划中注册的六名确定性肠造口术患者参加了研究。使用半结构化访谈来收集数据。对获得的数据进行主题内容分析，从中得出以下几类：“我受到了很好的对待，每个人都提供帮助”; “我的生活有些不同”;和“必须继续，停止是毫无疑问的”。该研究表明，造口术患者的日常生活中存在护理。他们的生活变化很明显，与社交互动，他们如何照顾自己和饮食习惯有关。去骨化的患者学会了如何适应这些变化，旨在回到日常活动中并参与日常琐事。

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