ulcerative colitis
“Do not suffer in silence” – Adam’s story
The start of my IBD journey has been highly traumatic and has been filled with anxiety and stress. Just getting the diagnosis was all that I needed to settle me. I urge anyone who is symptomatic and who does not have a diagnosis to push your GP or go to emergency to get the answers you need. No-one should have to live in fear about not knowing what is happening in their body.
“A hard pill to swallow” – Harvey’s story
“A hard pill to swallow” – Harvey’s story It all began at Easter 2022. Harvey had Covid-19 for the first…
“Going through all of this has made me more empathetic towards my patients” – Rebekah’s story
I’m in my final year of studying to become a nurse/midwife. Going through all of this has made me more empathetic towards my patients because I have been where they are.
“I’ve almost lost my life a few times, so I’m determined to tick off my goals” – Bree’s story
"I think it has made me a more resilient person. I’ve almost lost my life a few times, so I’m determined to tick off my goals. You never know what the next day will bring, and there’s extra motivation to live every day to its fullest."
Meet Lauren
Lauren Profeta tells her story of having ulcerative colitis and about the support group Laura facilitates
Living with Ulcerative Colitis
Tony McLeod tells his story of dealing with food allergies leading to an ulcerative colitis diagnosis explaining his adversities that the diagnosis caused
Starting out with ulcerative colitis
Recently diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, Hermine Strohmayr adjusts to a new life by learning and listening.
Trusting my gut
Imogen has used her life experience of inflammatory bone disease and ulcerative colitis to find answers and become a better person.
My Story Living with ulcerative colitis
Isabella who has been recently diganosed with ulcerative colitis, shares her story.
A Serendipitous Encounter
Ashleigh and Sophie discovered they had more in common with each other than just having ulcerative colitis.
A Family Unites
Georgia Richardson has been living with Crohn’s disease for 13 years and has become a stronger person for it with the help of her loved ones.