Living With Ibs Dvd
Elizabeth has been living with the symptoms of both IBD and IBS since she was in high school and was finally diagnosed with Colitis in 1998. The first three or four years after her diagnosis were the toughest according to Elizabeth. She had to change her whole life style- everything from her job, diet and stress level- in order to control her IBD. But Elizabeth learned to put herself and her health first and today she has a great quality of life. She lives in Colorado with her husband and 13...
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Source: Harvard Decision Guide
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