I was first diagnosed with CD in 1989. Went through every medication and was on steroids for 6 yrs. Life was awful. Had a resection in 1998. Was in remission for a long time. Went about living and then started to ignore symptoms, just had a colonoscopy, endoscope & CT on 2/21/11, and found out CD is back. Dr put me on 6MP & Pentasa. Now I have to learn how to live again with it. Not very happy at the moment. I remember what bad shape I was in before my surgery and don't want to go back to that. Hope to make some news friends here.
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Starting again :(
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Hi, Phyllis. I agree with Mark. Things have come a very long way treatment wise. Hard to see that though when you have been through hell and made it out the other side without the devil noticing, huh? (hey, that could be a country song 
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Some very, very smart people that are very kind and are willing to share come to this site. I have been dealing with this over 26 years and I learn stuff everyday! Plus, it helps to just laugh or cry with others, ya' know?
Take care and keep coming back,
Michele
). Some very, very smart people that are very kind and are willing to share come to this site. I have been dealing with this over 26 years and I learn stuff everyday! Plus, it helps to just laugh or cry with others, ya' know?
Take care and keep coming back,
Michele
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Hi Phylis, :bigwave: sorry you are ill again, but this is par for the dreaded disease. I am sure you are having your bloods tested whilst on 6mp because it can affect your liver, some right away. I too had 2 recections. As much as this disease stinks, I try not to have any expectations and live day to day because it can change. Lets hope your flares are very short and get back into the groove!
