Dx at 14 now Im 33
Remicade kept me in check from 14 to 18. When I graduated college I started getting bad diarrhea issues and hydradenitis flares.
I was moved to an adult GI clinic and finally they switched me to Humira which did nothing.
Then they just kept running dead end tests, GI series, upper/lower, scopes, ultrasounds, you name it. For some reason they refused to change biologics, I suspect the doctor was getting kick backs.
Finally I got into remission with diet and dropped my doctor and meds and hadn't gone to one until 2022 when I had a partial obstruction which was preluded by several months of low energy and pain.
After a few months of struggling with the doctors to get prescribed a biologic, I finally got put on Cimzia. I was doing amazing. Gaining weight, going on hikes, working out.
Well my doctor's office messed up the refill and I went over a month without.
And now I'm in the hospital recovering from a bowel perforation with an ostomy bag.
Never had a surgery up until now all because they messed up my prescription refills. This should be malpractice. It's insanity.
Remicade kept me in check from 14 to 18. When I graduated college I started getting bad diarrhea issues and hydradenitis flares.
I was moved to an adult GI clinic and finally they switched me to Humira which did nothing.
Then they just kept running dead end tests, GI series, upper/lower, scopes, ultrasounds, you name it. For some reason they refused to change biologics, I suspect the doctor was getting kick backs.
Finally I got into remission with diet and dropped my doctor and meds and hadn't gone to one until 2022 when I had a partial obstruction which was preluded by several months of low energy and pain.
After a few months of struggling with the doctors to get prescribed a biologic, I finally got put on Cimzia. I was doing amazing. Gaining weight, going on hikes, working out.
Well my doctor's office messed up the refill and I went over a month without.
And now I'm in the hospital recovering from a bowel perforation with an ostomy bag.
Never had a surgery up until now all because they messed up my prescription refills. This should be malpractice. It's insanity.