Diagnosed at 11 which makes my Crohn’s career 24 years. After countless surgeries of various levels I decided for ostomy surgery. Now I’ve lived with an ostomy 7 years and made it permanent 4 years ago. Doing everything I can to overcome my disease and live a normal life.
I am also a Social Ambassador for the IBD HealthCentral Facebook page.
Conditions Covered:Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, Digestive Health
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