mikeyarmo
Co-Founder
While I am sure all of us have endured the bumpy ride that IBD is, hopefully you have not gone absolutley :ybatty: yet. Why don't you share the absolute highest point and lowest points that you have experienced so far during your life with this disesae.
My low point was probably around Superbowl Sunday this year. While that may not be the exact low point, that night I was in bed for about the 2-3 time in a few weeks with quite a bit of pain and vomiting. I was just so unsure of what was going to happen and how the future would look.
My lowest point may actually have been a bit before that, when I basically had seen a doctor, nutritionist, and spoke with someone at a health food store who all suggested to eat different things to control my symptoms, and each person's thoughts were conflicting with what the others said. I was just overall very confused.
My high point probably came after my colonoscopy a few weeks ago. Then I was told that there was no signs of active disease, and that I would be put on pentasa, which had no restrictions or real side effects.
My low point was probably around Superbowl Sunday this year. While that may not be the exact low point, that night I was in bed for about the 2-3 time in a few weeks with quite a bit of pain and vomiting. I was just so unsure of what was going to happen and how the future would look.
My lowest point may actually have been a bit before that, when I basically had seen a doctor, nutritionist, and spoke with someone at a health food store who all suggested to eat different things to control my symptoms, and each person's thoughts were conflicting with what the others said. I was just overall very confused.
My high point probably came after my colonoscopy a few weeks ago. Then I was told that there was no signs of active disease, and that I would be put on pentasa, which had no restrictions or real side effects.