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Hi, my name is SportyKestrel8710. I'm here because I was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2011 and have had multiple surgeries cdif chronic pain arthritis digestive disorders and nobody can seem to figure out what is really wrong with me if there is anybody out there that could help me out with some suggestions it would be greatly appreciated I could really use some direction to follow it has been really rough for me and my family to figure out what is going on with me at this time in my life!
#MightyTogether #RheumatoidArthritis #Crohn 'sDisease#Grief #Depression

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Hi, my name is BunnyRN. I'm here because I’m so excited to see a place that’s for us written by us. I should “know it all” if I’m a nurse right? But nurses are people too and when I’m hurting I forget how to take care of me.

#MightyTogether #Depression #PTSD #Crohn 'sDisease

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Hi, my name is beamlakalebel. I've been diagnosed with IBD since 2018 has taught me strength and resilience. Passionate about raising awareness, breaking stigma, and supporting others facing chronic illness.

#MightyTogether #Crohn 'sDisease

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Hi, my name is Clovermoon. I'm here because I spent years supporting others while silently struggling myself. I ignored the cycles of my body, the wisdom of the moon, and the deep connection between the two—just like the professionals did. That silence led to pain, misdiagnosis, and burnout. Now I write to share what I’ve learned: that PMDD, perimenopause, chronic illness, and emotional overwhelm aren’t just medical issues—they’re signals, patterns, and sacred rhythms worth honoring. I’m a wife, mother, and advocate for my autistic daughter—and for my husband, a veteran with PTSD and TBI who pulled himself out of the fire and became an advocate for others. Together, we’ve learned that love is medicine, and healing is possible when you stop hiding your truth.
#MightyTogether #Anxiety #Depression #BipolarDisorder #Crohn 'sDisease #Autism #PTSD #Veterans #MajorDepressiveDisorder #PMDD

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