Lately, I've been thinking of this subject all too much. I have still not been able to step out of a flare and I worry about the toll it puts on my husband. LIke you, I didn't have IBS/IBD when we met or married, it arrived during my pregnancy with our daughter. THese last 2/1/2 years have been so difficult and somedays I think there is no end in sight and I remember our vows- ins sickness & health and I try to remember it won't always be this way. We too have " new" ways of doing old things. Thank you as always for sharing- I'll be forwarding this article to my husband. :)
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STOP eating gluten
your life will change!!!!
A gluten free diet doesn't work for everyone. Believe me I've tried many times and it just doesn't work for everyone with gut issues- but I'm glad it helped you!