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I just want to tell you that I send my best thoughts. I know 2 persons, the assistant of my boss and the wife of a colleague, one with colitis ulcerosa one with morbus crohn and I see that life is much more complicated for them -have to care about their diet very much, suffering from loss of minerals but both cope in an admirable way with it which shows me that although it is nothing that can be healed, life quality can be real high with these conditions
I wish you all the best.
Ok, not that I'm happy that they found something, but the only way to make things better is to first find out what's wrong, and it sounds like you're finally getting some answers, which can only be good.Quote:
Originally posted by NoahsMommy
Blood tests revealed high antibodies for Inflamatory Bowel Disease (he said Crohn's). When testing for Gluten (possible Celiac Disease) one of the numbers was very high, over 100, when 10 is the norm.
Good luck on the the 26th. Hopefully those tests will reveal a little more and they'll finally be able to put you on a course of medication, diet or whatever to make you feel better.
Let those kitty nurses comfort you. I'll be thinking about you on the 26th and hoping everything goes well. :)