I have Crohn's, Crohn's will never have me.

I am only one of the millions of warriors living with IBD. This is my story. 

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When so many days are stolen from you, the good ones are worth double.

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One year worth of prescribed chemicals that just didn't work out. All this crap in my body just to feel normal 😐

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I’m physically and mentally drained. Everyone around me is worried about my health because I look like a pale and thin ghost. The normal “But you don’t look sick!” turned into “OMG you look sooo sick. You need some help asap!!!”. But it’s complicated. I’m already on nearly every possible IBD medication and surgery isn’t an option right now. On top of this my routine CBC came back showing both anemia and low white blood cell count… We’re not sure if it’s because of malnutrition or caused by my medication. I know that I can push through it and that I survived similar situations in the past. It will get better. It just takes so much energy to motivate myself to keep going. But I guess I’m doing a good job even though it’s tough. Just wanted to let you know that. Hope you’re having a good day!

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Sorry your feeling so sick! Anemia is so draining! Are they starting you on iron infusions? They really helped me last year. Healing vibes your way! 💜

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Have you guys seen this inspiring story? I love awareness!

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New tattoo to celebrate

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Special friends! <3

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[theperfectcrohn]

When you have been to strong for to long!

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My body when I try to make plans in advance

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I used to disappear when i flaired. Now, I want everyone to be IBDAware

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#1 trending!!

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Day 2. Having a chronic disease takes strength many just simply don't poses, It takes years and years to build. Having to fight the same battle over and over again is exhausting. How many people do you know have had the exact same surgery multiple times, strictly because it didn't help heal you, or it did only for a short time? The hospital visits can become like a revolving door. The pokes. The jabs. The colonoscopies. The MRIs. The surgeries. "You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it." Margaret Thatcher