- Location
- Toronto, ON
Hey guys,
So I just had my 1 year checkup (colonscopy)
I would have posted the results earlier, but I was too busy eating my way to China, considering I hadn't eaten in 2 days :ytongue:
These were my results when diagnosed last year:
- Perianal disease
- Active crohns
- Stricture + scarring (narrowing of ileum)
- 5cm of Colon affected where it meets the small intestines (ileum)
- Fistula
Today's Results:
- Perianal disease GONE
- Very mild inflammation (only in the ileum)
- Still some narrowing and scarring
- Colon looking great
- Fistula GONE
Here is the thing though, yes, there are things I still need to heal, but that is damn good improvement.
Now, For anyone reading this, I want to be 100% honest.
I must have screwed up every single thing I tried to heal myself.
- I tried several diets and messed them up several times (i.e. on 30-day challanges I would cheat 10 days in)
- Chinese teas (had to be taken and at a certain temperature and time) -> I would mess up the schedule every now and then (as well as the temperatures)
- Isopathy (I missed taking the pills some days or just forgot)
- Energy Healing -> I would forget to do the exercises or sometimes didn't feel like it
- Yoga -> did it on and off
- Quatum Healing -> sometimes a forbidden food crept in and I only realized after because I forgot my sheet of what I can't eat at home
etc. etc.
So why am I telling you this?
Because none of my "screw-ups" matter. After every "cheat meal" I got right back on track the next day.
I screwed up the schedule for the teas? so what, I went right back on schedule the next day.
I forgot to do exercises? doesnt matter, there is no reason I can't do them today.
... The point is that it's a GOOD thing that you are screwing up. Every screw up is a life lesson. The more mistakes you make the more you learn. The fact that you are making mistakes only means you are actually taking Action!
I never stop learning or trying new things. They always teach me something new and get me healthier.
It's the process that counts not the event. You can't heal your body by taking 1 medication and calling it a day. You have to take constant and persistent action to get yourself healthy.
Although I am not at 100% yet, I know I will be. I play sports, work on my business, communicate with lots of great people and do my best to help even more.
Always remember that it is a journey, if you have been sick for years, you won't get healthy tomorrow. Stick to the process and always keep going, knowing that day will eventually come.
Note On colonoscopy Experience: This time around the colonoscopy took 15 minutes. Last year it took 1 hour. When I woke up today, I did not have bloating or sever cramps (maybe a few minor ones due to gas). Last year I thought I was dying from cramps and looked like a pregnant lady. I think the main reason for this is that my intestines were inflamed pretty bad last year and the colonoscopy irritated them even more. This time I handled things very smoothly.
So I just had my 1 year checkup (colonscopy)
I would have posted the results earlier, but I was too busy eating my way to China, considering I hadn't eaten in 2 days :ytongue:
These were my results when diagnosed last year:
- Perianal disease
- Active crohns
- Stricture + scarring (narrowing of ileum)
- 5cm of Colon affected where it meets the small intestines (ileum)
- Fistula
Today's Results:
- Perianal disease GONE
- Very mild inflammation (only in the ileum)
- Still some narrowing and scarring
- Colon looking great
- Fistula GONE
Here is the thing though, yes, there are things I still need to heal, but that is damn good improvement.
Now, For anyone reading this, I want to be 100% honest.
I must have screwed up every single thing I tried to heal myself.
- I tried several diets and messed them up several times (i.e. on 30-day challanges I would cheat 10 days in)
- Chinese teas (had to be taken and at a certain temperature and time) -> I would mess up the schedule every now and then (as well as the temperatures)
- Isopathy (I missed taking the pills some days or just forgot)
- Energy Healing -> I would forget to do the exercises or sometimes didn't feel like it
- Yoga -> did it on and off
- Quatum Healing -> sometimes a forbidden food crept in and I only realized after because I forgot my sheet of what I can't eat at home
etc. etc.
So why am I telling you this?
Because none of my "screw-ups" matter. After every "cheat meal" I got right back on track the next day.
I screwed up the schedule for the teas? so what, I went right back on schedule the next day.
I forgot to do exercises? doesnt matter, there is no reason I can't do them today.
... The point is that it's a GOOD thing that you are screwing up. Every screw up is a life lesson. The more mistakes you make the more you learn. The fact that you are making mistakes only means you are actually taking Action!
I never stop learning or trying new things. They always teach me something new and get me healthier.
It's the process that counts not the event. You can't heal your body by taking 1 medication and calling it a day. You have to take constant and persistent action to get yourself healthy.
Although I am not at 100% yet, I know I will be. I play sports, work on my business, communicate with lots of great people and do my best to help even more.
Always remember that it is a journey, if you have been sick for years, you won't get healthy tomorrow. Stick to the process and always keep going, knowing that day will eventually come.
Note On colonoscopy Experience: This time around the colonoscopy took 15 minutes. Last year it took 1 hour. When I woke up today, I did not have bloating or sever cramps (maybe a few minor ones due to gas). Last year I thought I was dying from cramps and looked like a pregnant lady. I think the main reason for this is that my intestines were inflamed pretty bad last year and the colonoscopy irritated them even more. This time I handled things very smoothly.