Forum

You can now read posts from the Pouch Support UK Forum directly from this site. If you are a member of the group you can link directly to posts in the facebook group to react or respond. This is a private  group. If you are not currently a member, log into Facebook and submit a join request to the group J Pouch support (UK specific).

Please note that people post their personal experiences, which might not be relevant or appropriate for you. The Pouch Support UK Forum does not offer medical advice and it is your discretion whether you try any tips and recommendations posted here. If in doubt consult a medical professional. 

Update 19 May 2024

Due to a change in Facebook policy, it is no longer possible to stream Facebook Group feeds to websites. We are very disappointed with this change, but sadly it is beyond our control. Of course, it was always the case that to fully enjoy the benefits of the Facebook Group (including the ability to post and react to posts) it was necessary to join the group – which you can still do. The group now has over 1,500 members and is very active. To join the group, tap on J Pouch Support (UK specific) and submit a join request. We look forward to welcoming you!

If you are interested in the technical announcement from Smash Balloon (the provider of the Facebook feed functionality), see https://smashballoon.com/doc/facebook-api-changes-affecting-groups-april-2024/

As per the announcement from Facebook, the feed below will stop updating in April 2024.

J Pouch Support (UK Specific)



As per the announcement from Facebook, the feed above will stop updating in April 2024. See update above 19 May 2024.

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