Take Steps 2015, the good, the bad and opportunities for next year
Yesterday, I went to Take Steps2015- the annual fundraising walk that the local chapters of the CCFA. The Northwest Chapter
Positive Thinking- the Health Movement’s form of Blaming the Victim
The first time I was in the United States was in 2004. I was an exchange student who had moved
Crohn’s, Weight and Body Image (and a dash of feminism, for good measure)
I have always had weight fluctuations. Spoiler alert: All of them had to do with Prednisone…. In the eighties, there
Kate Keen Photography- an Interview
Today, I have the honor of featuring an interview with photographer Kate Keen. She is a Bournemouth-based photographer, who also
How old were you when you were diagnosed?
Originally posted on Tom's Crohn's Diary:
My first poll on here – all feed back is most welcome! Take Our Poll
What to wear…. with a transrectal drain and other Tipps
As I wrote in a previous post, I had a huge infection after my first two surgeries, that required two
Chronic illness and making an academic career/working life – unjustified judgements
Originally posted on Improving Vocational Education and Training:
Despite the challenges they face, people with chronic illnesses can be highly productive, high-functioning…
Growing up with Crohn’s- a shitty childhood?
My dear friend Bea from http://www.notsocheesykitchen.com and I talk about health on a regular basis. Not only because she has
What’s in my bag? -Post-op Crohn’s Edition
As a German, you get culturally conditioned to be prepared. We are a people of planners and what-iffers. This can
Things I can eat: Winter Soup
I love soups. I didn’t always, because I associated them with sickness and hospitals. Then I realized that I could
The Morbus Crohnicles 