Lately, I have been receiving a lot of e-mails  asking how you can explain to your professor that you have Crohn’s Disease. The embarrassing symptoms and the fact that a [...]

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Having Crohn’s Disease unfortunately means having Crohn’s flare-ups from time to time. Flare-ups can come at the worst times and can range from mild diarrhea to severe pain that results [...]

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Lets face it, if you have Crohn’s Disease you probably spend way more time on the toilet than you like to admit. Sometimes it’s lots of little trips and sometimes [...]

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It’s Wednesday, and you just sat through a three-hour lecture on Generally Accepted Accounting Principals. All you want to do is sit down and veg out to a few DVR-ed [...]

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What Girls Really Think About Dating With IBD

This guest post is by Lauren Kaminsky. She was diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis during her sophomore year of college. But she never let it define her. Follow her antics at [...]

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7 Things I Learned Freshman Year

Freshman year is a crazy, busy time in a young person’s life.  It seems like by the time you are settled in, the year is over and its time to [...]

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Make Yourself An Emergency Toilet

We’ve all been there; you just got done dominating your Bio-Chem exam and life is good. You’re in such a good mood that you forget to use the bathroom before [...]

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Crohn’s Disease Don’t Get No Respect

I want to apologize for not writing more. I feel as though I have been letting down friends. Crohn’s is an extremely complicated disease. It can be a roller coaster [...]

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Get Your Name On The VIP Bathroom List

Partying is a huge part of college life, and if you haven’t yet, you will probably stumble into a bar on one of your late night adventures. The bar scene [...]

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You Can Pick Your Nose, But You Can’t Always Pick Your Dorm Bathroom

It’s becoming a growing trend today for schools to require freshmen and sophomores to live on campus. That being said, there is a good chance you’ll be forced to live [...]

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