Question to my dietary experts. What are you telling patients about plant based meat?
@GIdietitian @KatelynC_RD @DaraAMorgan @ea_haller @ashleykoff@TheGutHealthDoc
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To all my #Boston area friends living with an #invisibleillness (anything from #autoimmune to #mentalhealth to #cancer and beyond). Have you ever had a difficult time getting a seat on the #MBTA? Or been criticized because you "don't really need one"?
You may remember this gymnast with #ulcerativecolitis from the video of her routine that went viral. She talks about how the attention affected her and her work in spreading a positive message. #IBD#NUCALife
https://t.co/BOumOpZ45N
I continue to see many #IBD patients in online groups blaming medication(s) for hair loss (while describing IBD-associated telogen effluvium). Sadly, attempts to explain TE hair loss often met w/resistance. Please read if you have hair loss w/IBD:
https://t.co/HQUhFw8tQz
"We don’t take much notice of “friendly” bacteria all over us until something wipes them out—and something unfriendly moves in."
https://t.co/xkm1Bc64CL #IBD#microbiome#diet#bacteria#NUCALife
For this blogger, writing about ulcerative colitis is a way to cope. What are your strategies to deal with the day-to-day stresses of living with chronic illness?
https://t.co/mHOmkommyD
#ulcerativecolitis#colitis#UC#IBD#stressmanagement#NUCALife
One daughter whose father lived with Crohn's disease and died of kidney failure says "...it felt selfish to keep my kidney." #NUCALife#Crohns#IBD
https://t.co/7EhqsTIT0v
One study out of Europe shows there may be an increased risk of cancer and this might mean that people diagnosed with IBD at a younger age need more or earlier screenings for cancer. #NUCALife#IBD#Crohns#UC#colitis#cancer
https://t.co/oL4dSQtSqk
Have you though about #clinicaltrials? Patients have a lot of questions when it comes to thinking about participating. @crohnscolitisfoundation has put together a list of FAQs to understand the process. You can read it here:
https://t.co/pCNLla5lbl
#NUCALife#IBD#UC#Crohns
Simple #TipsforNewDocs:
1) Introduce yourself & your role to everyone in room
2) never assume relationships, (verify spouse, kid, friend)
3) SIT DOWN (no chair? GET A CHAIR)
4) Speak in plain language (oncologist = cancer doctor)
5) “what ?s do you have” is better than “any ?s”
Fab presentation ob psychological issues in IBD and nutrition from Ms Anne-Marie Chilton. Patients in hospital are traumatised similar to firefighters at World trade centre. Coping strategies can help or hinder. #BSG2019