surgery – The Morbus Crohnicles

My 17 in 17 challenge

I have been going back to exercise classes after Thanksgiving. During my childhood and youth and well into my twenties,

My friend Harriett and her fencing coach have a lovely expression when people ask them why they fence:” keeping the

In the early days of this blog, I wrote about my perceived overprescription of opioid painkillers, how chronic disease fits

Remember how in the last post I wrote that the worst that could happen had already happened? Yeah, scratch that.

Yesterday was the one year anniversary of my stomach perforation. One year ago, I was writhing in agony on the

This year’s resolution: write more. When I left my university job in 2014, I gave up what I had thought

This is James Gunter’s story, part II. You can find Part One here. When I awoke I did not

Today’s guest post is from James Gunter. He lives in Sheffield, UK, and he loves fitness. He was diagnosed with

I love the New York times. Not only does it have a LOT of their information for free online, it

IBDers often are hospital frequent flyers. While I don’t keep a packed bag around, over the years, I have gotten