Over the past two and a half decades, I'm thirty two now, I have come to just with this disease. I'd Crohn's for almost my whole life, you could say I don't know any better or what it's like living without Crohn's. Either way it's just part of my life. Sure it's not always been a life filled with candy cane, unicorns, rainbows, and all that other fun stuff. But through all of my 20+ surgeries and 100+ hospitalizations I honestly can't complain to much about this disease. Life is a long rollercoaster ride. All the lows in life we experience because of crohn's should only help you appreciate and be thankful for everything that is wonderful in this world.
Through out all my school I had a free pass to just get out of class and "use the bathroom." I would take advantage of entitlament all the time. I've gotten out of a few speeding tickets, and all the great attention I would get from the "ladies" because I was a poor sick little guy.... wait, did I say that? I'm married now, it was fun while that lasted as a teenager. :ybiggrin:
Most of all I have met a lot of great people through this journey. The best of this story has not been written yet. Where ever my path leads me, good or bad, I am ready to meet it all head on with excitment.
Through out all my school I had a free pass to just get out of class and "use the bathroom." I would take advantage of entitlament all the time. I've gotten out of a few speeding tickets, and all the great attention I would get from the "ladies" because I was a poor sick little guy.... wait, did I say that? I'm married now, it was fun while that lasted as a teenager. :ybiggrin:
Most of all I have met a lot of great people through this journey. The best of this story has not been written yet. Where ever my path leads me, good or bad, I am ready to meet it all head on with excitment.