I do not contribute to this forum often, as I am a bit shy. I came here when I was diagnosed two years ago to be educated on Crohn's disease and I need your help again. For the past two years I have been taking Cimzia and I loved it. I doubted it at first, but within 6 months I felt better that I ever have! I never knew life could be so great; that pain I felt everyday was no longer running my life.
I have recently moved and I am having a horrid time recieving my medicine due to problems with doctors, insurance, and now the pharmacy. I have not had an injection of Cimzia for 6 weeks now and I am feeling my symptons return. I do not know how long it will be until I recieve my medicine and I am in search of a different path.
I have read that some people do not take medication for their Crohn's, but I am not sure how they do it. I have gotten multiple books out of the library and not one has truly suggested a way to live comfortably without medication. I've done weird google searches here and there, but nothing of use to me has come up yet. I am hoping that this community will help guide me to some crediable resources where I can learn how to take care of myself while I am not on my medication.
Thank you for taking the time to read, Hana
I have recently moved and I am having a horrid time recieving my medicine due to problems with doctors, insurance, and now the pharmacy. I have not had an injection of Cimzia for 6 weeks now and I am feeling my symptons return. I do not know how long it will be until I recieve my medicine and I am in search of a different path.
I have read that some people do not take medication for their Crohn's, but I am not sure how they do it. I have gotten multiple books out of the library and not one has truly suggested a way to live comfortably without medication. I've done weird google searches here and there, but nothing of use to me has come up yet. I am hoping that this community will help guide me to some crediable resources where I can learn how to take care of myself while I am not on my medication.
Thank you for taking the time to read, Hana