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MEET DANAMy name is Dana, and I have severe Crohn’s Disease. I live in St. Louis and am married to my wonderful husband Micah. He is currently attending the seminary here to become a pastor, so Continue Reading
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NATHALIE’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET NATHALIENathalie is a Canadian entrepreneur, blogger, architectural designer, and Crohn’s warrior. Nathalie graduated from her final university degree in Spring 2020 with a Master’s of Continue Reading
SERENA’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET SERENAMy name is Serena Sinos, I am 25 years old & I live in Central Florida. I graduated from college 4 years ago and now work as an insurance underwriter. I love my workplace & what Continue Reading
LC’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET LAURENHey! I'm LC, a translucent 28 year-old ostomate from Scotland. I'm a HR and employment law specialist and currently studying for my LLM whilst working, and juggle being a cinnamon Continue Reading
Summer Autoimmune Sisters Reading List
As an Autoimmune Sister, you likely know how important it is to be your own advocate. Statistics show that on average a person will see four different doctors over a four-year period before receiving Continue Reading
Who Is On Your Health Team?
For many women with autoimmune disease and chronic illness, it takes time to get correctly diagnosed. Check that. It takes a long time to get correctly diagnosed. For some of us it happens more Continue Reading
Share Your Story with Confidence – My Story
So where does my Autoimmune Story begin? I have been exposed to IBD since I was a toddler. My mother was diagnosed with Crohn’s in her 20’s. I have been surrounded by it most of my life but didn’t Continue Reading
SARAH’S AUTOIMMUNE STORY
MEET SARAH Mother of three and a wife to an amazing husband. I live in WNY. I work for a home health care agency as a home health nurse. DIAGNOSIS I was diagnosed with Hashimoto roughly 10 years Continue Reading
Holiday Tips for People with IBD
The holidays are right around the corner! Though an exciting time of year, it can also be dreadful for many of us who suffer from one of the Inflammatory Bowel Diseases. The added stress of being Continue Reading
