Holidays With Inflammtory Bowel Disease
Chronic diseases don't go away for the holidays. People with IBD must learn how to stay on their treatment plan despite the stress (good and bad) that holidays bring.
Have you ever received a gift that you thought was in bad taste, or that irritated you? Share your experience of the bad gifts you've received over the years.
For people with inflammatory bowel disease, holidays that revolve around food can be challenging. What non-food traditions does your family celebrate to take the focus of food at the holidays?
Anyone with a chronic illness will tell you that it's stressful! These spa gifts are a great way to relax and rejuvenate by oneself, with friends, or with a partner. For my top picks I looked for value as well as unusual themes or items.
You may wonder what would be a good gift for someone with
inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Anything that would help them live more comfortably, and maybe ease a symptom such as pain or fatigue. Here are some gift ideas for people who have IBD.
The holidays don't have to full of stress, worry, and overspending. Start today and keep yourself healthy despite having irritable bowel syndrome or inflammatory bowel disease.
The holiday season is festive and fun, but also difficult and stressful. How can you make the best use of your time while still taking care of yourself?
For kids, Halloween is pretty much all about trick-or-treating and the candy. But for kids with a chronic condition, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), most candy may not be on the menu. In some cases, if the IBD is in a severe flare, trick-or-treating and candy may not be possible at all. Here are some tips to help your little one with IBD better enjoy Halloween without all the candy
Sticking to a diet that is friendly to your body isn't easy. Keeping your resolve during the holiday season is even harder. Learn how to do it and get some great recipes.
Don't let your illness stop you and your significant other from having a Valentine's Day to remember!
For those with chronic illnesses, something as simple as going out to a New Year's celebration is not always possible. Here you can find ideas for a New Year's at home.
