So, after being diagnosed with Crohn's for a couple of years, it's come to the breaking point. I'll try to describe in as much detail as possible.
Memory loss, or rather the lack of it is becoming unbearable. I am not sure however if this is a trait in Crohn's, or it's just me. I forget the most important details in my everyday life as a 17 year old. I'd have to do something, and it wouldn't even spring to my mind at any point. One example would be having to visit a certain location and I'd only remember once the day has finished. This happens on a daily basis, all the time.
I have a few questions, too. Does it ever happen to be completely random? (the fatigue, of course) so much so your joints feel flimsy, your legs become weak and the pain of breathing is hard, you can't even go to the bathroom as you're going to fall over. Your mind is spinning, and to an onlooker such as a family member, you seem fine.
Do people have problems believing you, to the extent of your illness? My family have stated several times they don't fully believe me on how bad it gets. I think to this day, it's one of the worst feelings I've had.
The shaking, the fatigue, the dizziness and flares are taking up my life, when in reality they shouldn't. Ask me any questions you like. I need to see whether I'm losing my mind.
Memory loss, or rather the lack of it is becoming unbearable. I am not sure however if this is a trait in Crohn's, or it's just me. I forget the most important details in my everyday life as a 17 year old. I'd have to do something, and it wouldn't even spring to my mind at any point. One example would be having to visit a certain location and I'd only remember once the day has finished. This happens on a daily basis, all the time.
I have a few questions, too. Does it ever happen to be completely random? (the fatigue, of course) so much so your joints feel flimsy, your legs become weak and the pain of breathing is hard, you can't even go to the bathroom as you're going to fall over. Your mind is spinning, and to an onlooker such as a family member, you seem fine.
Do people have problems believing you, to the extent of your illness? My family have stated several times they don't fully believe me on how bad it gets. I think to this day, it's one of the worst feelings I've had.
The shaking, the fatigue, the dizziness and flares are taking up my life, when in reality they shouldn't. Ask me any questions you like. I need to see whether I'm losing my mind.