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I've linked to the forum from my site anyways. Don't worry ;)

Hey, Kelly. Yeah, I've had it for about 8 months :/ Don't normally talk about it. Sex is ok for me. I'm getting it regularly at the min (wink, wink) but I always keep my top on. My 'partner' knows I have issues with my body. But doesn't know the exact details. And Sharon, you called it 'Fred'...

Best thing you've ever had done? Really? Were things that bad? I must admit, I'm getting used to it being there now. Don't know if that's good or bad. I guess, I'm just not worrying about it so much.

Amanda, you're definitely not alone. People worry all the time. I worry all the time. What I find helps is undertaking a new hobby. Try something new. Develop more interests. Basically, I'm saying this: Physical pain cannot always be conquered, but you can keep your mind busy to reduce anxiety...

Article has been updated :)

Share your experiences. How do you cope? Issues with intimacy? I know I have.

wearecrohns.org, anyone? Anyone part of this social support network for Crohn's and Colitis? Basically, it's like facebook, but for IBD sufferers. Really good, actually. I've been promoted to a site leader there. I'd seriously recommend that all IBD sufferers check it out...

Thank you :) I'll look forward to it.

Anyone, at all?

Thanks, guys. Anyone else?

I'm looking to make new friends and share Crohn's-related advice and experiences. If any of you has a myspace and/or facebook I'd appreciate the add: www.myspace.com/thestereographpoet http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/profile.php?id=503468676&ref=profile Keep smiling, everyone, Andy.

Hey there, I've just recently created my own IBD activist group. I've written a number of articles myself, but I'm on the look out for other people to share their experiences. I'd really appreciate any contributions from anyone. I'm not looking for fantastic works of literature; rather, just...

Believe me, it was ;)

... anyone tried it? I did this morning. Hilarious.

I was also told this by the editor of the website. I have corrected it, but still don't quite understand. I am by no means "politically correct mad", but surely using "patient" as opposed to he or she would be a lot more user-friendly? I don't like writing as if I'm specifically talking about...

I've recently written a thoughtful article regarding the lifestyle of a Crohn's sufferer, with knowledge and advice for the carers of patients: http://crohns-disease.suite101.com/article.cfm/understanding_a_patient_of_crohns_disease I'd appreciate feedback :) Oh, and don't hesitate to click...

http://www.andycarrington.co.uk/thecrohnsdiaries27 Very close to where I live, actually. Hmm.

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Thank you, kindly :)

"Crohnies" http://www.andycarrington.co.uk/poetry Love to everyone, Andy.