Ahumado's Story
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:welcome: to the forum! You have a had a long journey and you are lucky you have a Gi for a father! A wife for a nurse... she must be a comfort and support for you too. I have to say you made me laugh through your story, very funny at times and having a sense of humour is needed in this disease. I had my first resection earlier in my dx, then a second one 10 years later and now still been through all the meds and nothing works.
Please forgive my ignorance but not sure da UP is.. I was terrible in geography :lol:. I am glad you found your way here and nice to have an older generation join on too. Weclome aboard!:smile:
Please forgive my ignorance but not sure da UP is.. I was terrible in geography :lol:. I am glad you found your way here and nice to have an older generation join on too. Weclome aboard!:smile:
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Pen;232745 Hey Ahumado :bigwave: My what a long road you've had. I hope this surgery brings you many years of relief. Please forgive my ignorance but not sure da UP is.. I was terrible in geography :lol:. I am glad you found your way here and nice to have an older generation join on too. Weclome aboard!:smile:[/QUOTE said:I think the UP means the upper peninsula of Michigan, if I'm not mistaken. I'm not sure about the people up there though....strange folk!
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Hi Ahumado and :welcome:
I'm glad you are here too! Wow you have been dealing with this for a long time and how wonderful for you to have the support you do. I hope the surgery serves you well for a very long time to come. Good luck and welcome aboard!
All the very best,
Dusty
I'm glad you are here too! Wow you have been dealing with this for a long time and how wonderful for you to have the support you do. I hope the surgery serves you well for a very long time to come. Good luck and welcome aboard!
All the very best,
Dusty
hi Ahumado - welcome to the forum
so - was it Crohn's or not?? sorry if i'm being dense but i read your intro twice and i can't see if there was a definite diagnosis.
really glad to hear that finally you got the surgery and are feeling better! i know what you mean about the thinking you were dying after surgery. our bodies are amazing sometimes, how they heal and those horrific days are thankfully nothing but a memory.
so - was it Crohn's or not?? sorry if i'm being dense but i read your intro twice and i can't see if there was a definite diagnosis.
really glad to hear that finally you got the surgery and are feeling better! i know what you mean about the thinking you were dying after surgery. our bodies are amazing sometimes, how they heal and those horrific days are thankfully nothing but a memory.
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My husband grew up in the Detroit area as well. He is 50. His parents currently live in Rogers City, which is way up there on Lake Huron. I enjoy visiting, but it takes us 8.5 hours to get there, so we don't do it as much as we would like.
