My name is Barbara, I have been diagnosed with fibromalgia/CF/Neurally mediated hypotension. I also deal with on a daily bases with the reality of the rarest forms of Crohn�s Disease. To be precise: Gastroduadnal Crohn�s disease. Which has resulted in my developing Gastroparesis, in other words half my stomach is paralyzed, which means I can�t eat like other people do. As a result, I developed a website designed with recipes in mine for those that suffer from Gastroparesis.
My name is Barbara, I have been diagnosed with fibromalgia/CF/Neurally mediated hypotension. I also deal with on a daily bases with the reality of the rarest forms of Crohn�s Disease. To be precise: Gastroduadnal Crohn�s disease. Which has resulted in my developing Gastroparesis, in other words half my stomach is paralyzed, which means I can�t eat like other people do. As a result, I developed a website designed with recipes in mine for those that suffer from Gastroparesis.
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Congratulations on making your goal. Great Work!!!! Here's a hug for you. Hope you're having a good day, and that it's pain free.
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thankyou for accepting my friend request.i must tell you now that i am terrible at spelling so i will appologise now.look forward to talking to you.love and hugs anthea
hello there,i suffer from chronic fatigue syndrome and in chronic pain most of the time.i have just been reading your journal and it sounds though you have had a tough time.i would like to ask for your friendship and get to know you better.hope to hear from you soon.sending you a big hug from anthea
I have had stomach problems all my life. But it took 40 years for me to get a diagnoses that explained my stomach problems , and by that time I had developed Gastroparesis. Which means half my stomach is paralyzed. I have one of rarest forms of Crohn’s Disease. Gastroduadnal Crohn’s disease which effects the upper GI track. Only 4% of those that have Crohn’s Disease has this form.
After a car accident 10 years ago, I began to experience the pain of Fibromyalgia Unable to attain any kind of medical insurance, I have had to deal with the chronic pain with out medical help of any kind. It has and still continued to be a physical and emotional battle that I fight each day.
I am a second generation home school teacher. I thought I knew everything there was to know about home schooling, until I began to deal with my ADHD grandson. Everyday since I took on the responsibility has been a challenge I would never deny myself. It has been a rewarding experience.
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome can be a symptom of many other disorders of the body. I have had it hit me so bad that I have to sit down in the middle of the store. Or I find myself unable to find the strength to get off the bath room floor. I had to finally tell my husband to stop calling for an ambulance, every time he found me on the floor. But recently, there has been a light at the end of the darkness for me. One I would like to share.
I live every day for the last 26 years with the reality of chronic pain. I have been diagnosed with Gastroduadnal Crohn’s disease/Gastroparesis; Fibromalgia, arthritis, and each issue I face each day causes pain. And yet, I face each day with hope and a sense of purpose.
I really love this community And I have gained a few friends as I struggle with my chronic illness. I would love to see more sites with in this community, especially one for those with Gastroparesis. On the other hand , I have a problem with one of the communities I am involved with and would like some advice.
I live each day with a chronic illness that although I have it basically under control there are days that I simple want people to leave me alone and allow me to wallow
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I was diagnosed with diabetis
