Thank you for this, and for the inspiration it has given me. As a 74-year-old survivor of colorectal cancer surgery myself, and walking with a colostomy, I've been increasingly apprehensive as my 9/11 departure from SJPdP draws closer. I don't consider myself in any way notable compared to some...
It might not be necessary, but I booked a private room at Gite Izaxulo for September 10, just to ease my mind. I figure there will be enough bunk beds along the way, so with jet lag, etc., I wanted to start off rested and refreshed the next day.
Thanks for all the encouragement; it's very helpful. As for the colostomy, my main concerns aren't medical but logistical: carrying 6 weeks worth of supplies, and the increased privacy needs. But I'm sure it can all be handled. Since I don't know if I'll ever be able to return to the Camino (and...
After dreaming about it for 20 years, I'm determined to walk the Camino Frances in the Fall of 2016, from St. Jean to Finisterre.
Two problems:
1) I'll be 74 years old
2) I have a colostomy
Am I crazy to try this?
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