Surgery Day: A Day in the Life of a Crohn's Patient

Hey! Just of vid of what a typical procedure/surgery is like! Mostly though, these aren't outpatient like mine was today. I had a simple one to check out how my colon was doing and to dilate sections of it.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Crohn's
• disease
• ulcertive
• colitis
• surgery

[TheGaryleebecker]

You go Girl! I am late in viewing this, but you rock! Hope life is treating you well!

[LetsTalkIBD]

@TheGaryleebecker It is! thank you!!

[Jenyarg97]

omgg i had crohnes around the time you had it... lol i found out about me having the illness around mid-september to october.... around my birthdayy.. which sucked but it was ok....

[LetsTalkIBD]

@Jenyarg97 Aww thats really annoying ): Hope you're doing good now though!

[adamziaja]

1 person "rooms", cool... in Poland 10ppl per room...

[LetsTalkIBD]

@adamziaja Hahaha wow I'm lucky then!

[lcampbell0408]

the tape is the worst part!! I get remicade every six weeks and i have a spot on my wrist where hair won't grow anymore cause the tape is always there XD it sucks. Im getting an endoscopy (i think thats how you spell it) soon. Like in 6 days. I hate the preperation for it ugh =| this will be my third one. fun times *rolls eyes* anyways yeah I love your videos!!(:

[HannahLeanne100]

I'm 10 and have something similar, IBS, I had 2 operations done, and you gave me an idea to make a video at my next operation :)

[grinchy29]

LetsTalkIBD thanks for posting this. i dont have to hae surgery for my crohns at the present time but may in the near future and i feel more relaxed now, knowing that ts not as bad as it seems. thanks:)

[freshie2006]

you are much braver than me am 45 had a op for the first time last year to have my gall bladder out.

well done and good luck in the future

[freshie2006]

so brave posting this vid my mum died of it at 71 had never heard of it before thank you for posting