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Continue reading →: CBD Oil- Did it work- Find out!As you know, I had my resection done on 10/18 and so far, so good….well-sorta. The first 3 months after my surgery were complete bliss. No nausea, no pain, no heartburn, NADA- we’re talking normal people, I felt normal for once. For the first time in 10 years I actually…
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Continue reading →: After my Cecal Resection
So here we are, two months after my surgery and all I can say is….we’ll I’m afraid to say anything because of the predictability of Crohn’s Disease. So many reports, you know, the one where they say the majority of patients suffering from Crohn’s disease will undergo at least one…
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Continue reading →: WARNING: Graphic Image of my Ileocecal Valve
Yes, it’s a fact; Chronies cannot get a cure from surgery. Estimates suggest that somewhere between 60 and 80% of sufferers will have surgery at some point. And 85 percent of those patients will experience a relapse within 20 years. And that, my friends, SUCKS! Most of those of us who…
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Continue reading →: Out of Options: My Healthcare Insurance
Despite the curve balls hurled at me in life, I strive to stay positive. With each challenge I really try and practice mindfulness, thankfulness and gratefulness. With that being said, today’s topic is Health Insurance. Something I have been battling for the last 5 months. I am 49 years old. I…
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Continue reading →: Why Resection Surgery?
Why Resection Surgery? Resection surgery may be used to remove strictures, which could include one long stricture or a group of strictures that are close to one another, or it may be used to remove severely diseased portions of the small or large intestine. The goal of a resection is to…
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I’m Kelly
Welcome to My Crohnstipated Life, a space where I share the raw, real, and often humorous journey of living with Crohn’s disease. From unpredictable flares to parenting while managing a chronic illness, this blog is a mix of personal stories, practical tips, and a whole lot of laughter—because sometimes, humor is the best medicine. Whether you’re living with Crohn’s, love someone who is, or just want a peek into the rollercoaster of chronic illness, I’m glad you’re here. 💜 Stay Strong.
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