bottom's-up stories
The Chronic Illness Workbook. Strategies and Solutions for Taking Back your Life. Patricia A. Fennell, MSW, LCSW-R Being diagnosed with
I like exercise. I haven’t always liked it, and I have written about why. I am far from being an
When I grew up in the 1980’s, I was the only one with Crohn’s far and wide. It was not
Yesterday began with a lot of hope, and ended in tears. Lots of them. And lots of vodka. To me,
Thursday before Easter Break, the St. Baldrick’s Foundation had a stand in front of my building on campus today. Lots
This year’s resolution: write more. When I left my university job in 2014, I gave up what I had thought
“Crohn’s? Oh, that’s ok to have, it’s treatable.” “So and so has had kidney problems, you just have a dicky
I am welcoming my first guest blogger, Mark McNamara! Mark has had Crohn’s disease for 22 years. Originally from Colorado,
There is no way around it: Colonoscopies are important. Even if you are not a Crohnie, don’t smoke, don’t have
The Morbus Crohnicles 