Crohn's disease
Meg and I
Meg’s partner, Rod, shares a little about what this beautiful soul meant to him and how they always stood by each other.
Tansel Ali
Memory champion Tansel Ali talks about how living with Crohn’s disease gave him a new perspective on life.
Stacey Sweedman
Stacey Sweedman (second from the right) celebrating Melbourne Cup with new friends from the Queensland Colostomy Association
Scott Waterhouse
Canadian - born Scott Waterhouse shares his experiences about living with a chronic illness in another country.
Savvas Giannakakis
It took Savvas Giannakakis 10 years to come to terms with being diagnosed with IBD. Here he shares his experiences of living with Crohn’s disease as a young male and its impact on his personal and professional life.
Renee Wickson
Being diagnosed with IBD can be a complicated process. Throw in a foreign language and the journey can take a few unexpected turns, as Queensland’s Renee Wickson discovered.
Rebecca Thorpe
Travelling in a new direction. It wasn’t the gift she had been wishing for, but Rebecca Thorpe has quickly managed to adapt to a new way of living with IBD.
Patricia Poole
Patricia Poole felt as if her life were grinding to a halt, until she decided to get her life back on track, literally.
Nicole
I was first diagnosed with Crohns Disease when I was 19 years old, although, looking back; I had bowel issues long before then.
Natalie Whelan
In July 2012 I started getting sick. I thought it was a dietary thing and went to see a naturopath
Najee
About a year and a bit ago I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. After getting awful stomach cramps I took my self to the emergency room and waited for the news