Crohns Disease Best thing that EVER happened to me -CURE

CrohnsBoy telling people that Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis is hands down the best thing that has ever happened to him as it showed him how precious life is..............and

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• CrohnsBoy
• Crohn's
• Disease
• Cure
• Ulcerative
• Colitis

[paintedpilgrim]

Yeah its a bold statement, but how can you overcome and chronic lifelong disease.

Life is precious i already know that and i live each day as my last already.

Despite taking the medication, and eating the plainest of things, my symptoms still flare, all i want is to get thru a day without the cramps, or worrying about dashing to the toilet in the middle of an important engagement.

[jaybaluk]

@paintedpilgrim Its possible :) If I can do it when I had it for almost 10 years and I feel better than ever. If you are ready to do what it takes then I'll be more than willing to work 1 on 1 with you to get your life back. You should first review my IBD IMPROV doc avail on my site then we can speak on where to go from there etc. Do not let anyone allow you to believe you are stuck with this disease forever b/c that is indeed BS! -CrohnsBoy

[TrailBlazersInc]

ive had a bowel resection where they removed 30 cm of small bowel , my appendix and part of my colon .. as well as two fistulas , and lemme tell u that when uve gone threw all that which im probably safe assuming u havent , you deffinately wont be saying crohn's disease is the best thing thats happened to you ..

[jaybaluk]

@TrailBlazersInc I'm not trying to be insensitive but I'm stating my honest opinion whether you like it or not. I'm hear to help people who are looking to take their health into their own hands and I have countless email responses of people saying how grateful they are for overcoming their diseases and now see their life in a new light. here a saying a live by "Life is 10% what happens to you and 90% how you respond to it" Well I made the best out of it and wont apologize to any1 & I mean any1!

[jaybaluk]

@74K3AR1D3W17HM3 also if you would ever need a hand or want to put our heads together to work on a game plan feel free to drop me a line. Wish you the best in 2012

[jaybaluk]

@74K3AR1D3W17HM3 Thanks for taking the time to comment on my channel. I think everyone has the right to their own opinion and I appreciate yours. I do what I do because I believe in helping people.Feel free to check out my blog-post Proof is in the Pudding-all the peoples emails are what keep me doing what I'm doing. I don't expect everyone to like me or what I stand for but I have all the proof I need to know I'm genuinely helping people. Thanks again for you kind words :)

[canadianboater]

@jaybaluk -- that's pretty funny about being "accountable" for these types of decisions, because nobody really wants a "resection" or other surgery. I had one after stictures caused complete blockages and couldn't eat. I tried every "natural therapy" (snake oils) and still follow the IBD Diet book by Elaine Gotschall fairly closely, but nothing came close to helping as much as a good round of prednisone and Remicade.

There are so many levels of severity and I sure didn't want surgery!!!

[Ankit22]

I wish someday i will be able to say the same...Thanks for making this video!!

[Hillsillverr]

Remicade #1

[paintedpilgrim]

@EugeniaLoli I've had 4 specialist specialist in 3 countries over 4 years tell me i have Crohns.

If SCD is supposed to work, then it hasn't for me.

When I was first being tested to see what was wrong with me they ruled out any sort of parasite including gardia. I'll stick with the anti inflammaries, anti diarrhetics, and bland diet as it seems to be working for me....

[EugeniaLoli]

@paintedpilgrim If you are following the SCD diet and you aren't asymptomatic already, then it means that your gut disease might not be one of the ones SCD cures/controls (e.g. ibs, ibd, chron's, ulcaretive colitis, acid reflux, etc) but something else that the doctors haven't found yet. A possible explanation could be a gut parasite like gardia. Parasites, in contrast to gut's yeast and bacteria, eat WHATEVER they can find. Therefore, a healthy diet/lifestyle won't do anything in that case.

[ange2152]

Love the intro song! I have UC diagnosed April 2011, Lost 20 pounds in 2 weeks, wasn't fun at all...thanks for all your videos they are so inspiring...you give us hope bud thanks =)

[waterlotus91]

You are truly a huge inspiration. My little sister was diagnosed with Crohn's disease in December 2010. She is only 13 years old. She actually has a major flare up right now. She takes about 30 pills a day..which is so ridiculous in my eyes. I need to show her your youtube channel. She is so depressed right now...and so weak. She lost so much weight too. I couldn't even sleep at night because I was so worried about her. I think she should try out that diet you mentioned in another video...