We're so glad you're here. Scroll down to find some of the Crohn's conversations happening in our community. The more, the merrier—jump in anytime!
1. It’s full of other people with connections to IBD.
2. It’s a safe forum to ask any and all IBD questions.
3. It’s a way to connect with others on the Mighty community.
4. I’m one of the group leaders (living with #UlcerativeColitis ), and I’m pretty cool.
5. We want to normalize talking about poop.
6. We do Q&As with partners like Girls with Guts.
7. It’s a small but “Mighty” community that we want to grow.
8. It’s supportive.
9. Why not?
10. Do it today!
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Hi, my name is Ayesha_khan. I'm here because of the ongoing diagnosis of CFS, POTS, IBS, fibromyalgia, migraines, and mostly chronic pain.
#MightyTogether #Anxiety #Depression #Migraine #Fibromyalgia
Hello, Mighties. I have booked a holiday with my mum (who is aware of my anxiety, chronic fatigue, ibs and other issues), leaving on Sunday. Initially I was looking forward to it as a chance to have a decent rest, but I have started worrying about the travel to get there (a train journey for 40 mins, a 3-hour flight and a coach for 40 minutes at the other end). I've woken up the past two days with thoughts of how I might have a panic attack on the plane, or have a bad stomach... and this has ended up with me having a bad stomach and feeling panicky already 🤦🏻♀️ I wondered if anyone has any advice on how to manage these thoughts and feelings? I think if I manage to get there it will be great and I can relax... but I'm feeling so nervous about the getting-there. It's cost a reasonable amount of money, and as we booked last -minute I don't think we can cancel or defer. Thanks in advance for any advice or tips at all. I've been doing some breathing exercises and meditation, but still feeling pretty horrible 😔 [Picture of a bee because I've started embroidery in an attempt to calm my mind , it does help but doesn't get rid of the anxiety altogether unfortunately!] #MentalHealth #Anxiety #IBS #ChronicFatigue
Hello, Mighties. I have booked a holiday with my mum (who is aware of my anxiety, chronic fatigue, ibs and other issues), leaving on Sunday. Initially I was looking forward to it as a chance to have a decent rest, but I have started worrying about the travel to get there (a train journey for 40 mins, a 3-hour flight and a coach for 40 minutes at the other end). I've woken up the past two days with thoughts of how I might have a panic attack on the plane, or have a bad stomach... and this has ended up with me having a bad stomach and feeling panicky already 🤦🏻♀️ I wondered if anyone has any advice on how to manage these thoughts and feelings? I think if I manage to get there it will be great and I can relax... but I'm feeling so nervous about the getting-there. It's cost a reasonable amount of money, and as we booked last -minute I don't think we can cancel or defer. Thanks in advance for any advice or tips at all. I've been doing some breathing exercises and meditation, but still feeling pretty horrible 😔 [Picture of a bee because I've started embroidery in an attempt to calm my mind , it does help but doesn't get rid of the anxiety altogether unfortunately!] #MentalHealth #Anxiety #IBS #ChronicFatigue