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Nick Battle of Crohn’s Disease – Webisode 1 (Dramatic Health)
This webisode series follows the story of Nick, a student recently diagnosed with Crohn’s disease in its second year and is now healthy 3 years later. His trials serve as valuable experience for the newly diagnosed.
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#2 written by i3riannnnn 1 year ago
Im 15, and was diagnosed 2 years ago. Luckily i have had only one major flare up. It was hell, but with propper meds i got better. Im trying to gain weight right now because as of this morning i weigh 89 pounds…(im 15) which isnt bad bcuz 1 year ago i was 75… but just trust ure doctor and take ue meds.
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#7 written by pkmbyte 1 year ago
Medical science hasn’t advances too much at all. In regards to incurable diseases it hasn’t advanced. All they can advance with incurable or chronic illnesses is the drugs you take to control the chronic illness and not get rid of the illness. Other advancements are desguised as advancements when they are only achievements like operating on a person in two diffrent parts of the world.
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#13 written by 247boogyman 1 year ago
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#14 written by Kimianne24 1 year ago
I’m 22 years old, and have been diagnosed with crohns since I was 16. I have been on remission on and off since then, but this year has been rough. I have had to drop out of two semesters of school, and have lost a lot of weight. It’s been rough, but it’s so inspiring to realize people are going through what I am.
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#16 written by lsanfey 1 year ago
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#17 written by lane0065 1 year ago
i’m 22 and was diagnosed with crohns a year ago. at the time i was just about to start my honors year in history and i never imagined it would be so hard to handle. this year has been really rough, i have yet to complete my thesis and i am about to go back to a specialist because i appear to be relapsing. i can only hope it gets better cause i’m not sure if i can deal with another year like this one.
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#21 written by juventuspwns 1 year ago
I most likely have crohns… I’m going in for my colonoscopy tomorrow morning. I beleive I have minor crohnes disease… I had it for a year with out knowing what it was probably since it was minor. It makes me nervous that its actually a disease and not curable. But having it never prevented me from going out doing things or playing sports. I feel it hurting inside me right now but it is bearable. I wont let crohns live my life.
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#22 written by sjc564 1 year ago
I just had a colonoscopy yesterday and I most likely have Crohn’s disease. Sort of suspected it for about 5 years beforehand but didn’t do anything about it until it caused me a great deal of discomfort and pain. I’m a college student and it really affected my attendance – and quite possibly my grades too. If I can give anyone good advice, it’s if you suspect that you might have something wrong with your health, get diagnosed as soon as you can. I wish I did that before.
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#23 written by sarahk1000 1 year ago
ive had croh’ns 3 yrs now i was diagnosed straight away which was good but it feels like im a hypacondriac cos when i go to the doctor about weakness pain u know the usual they give me paracetamol as all my blood tests come back clear wot does this mean? cos im really in alot of pain and no-one will help can anyone recomend a good pain reliever that i cud tell the doctor to give me?
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exactly and i got diagnosed at 11 after tons of tests and a initial sugery then they diagnosed me