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please help me

by chris

a woman i love very much has crohns ...shes moody and vey emotionally unstable. does crohns affect you phycologically? shes very negitive and dosent dsee good in anything,,like she is depressed severly. she wont go antwhere out of the house but work.and to the store will not socialize ,,yet she is a sales person, sounds confusing you should be me . i would like to know how to get along with her better.......would love to talk to anyone that could help me..




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May 13, 2011
Help for Crohn's
by: Anonymous

Vitamin D3 deficiency is a major factor for Crohn's.
Try like myself taking the above dosage, but always
with a spoon of Flax or Fish oil, to optimize absorption. Vitamin D will give you energy. Eliminate sugars and replace with Honey
in everything! Honey is a mono-saccharides, and easily
digested by Crohn's afflicted bowels, therefore less
bacterial growth that causes inflammation.
Try also take 1/2 tspn of Manuka Honey, on empty stomach 1 hour before a meal. It heals any wound inside and outside the body!!! I tried it when I had
pain from Crohn's attack, and the pain was gone.($12 a small jar) but lasts for a long time.
SUGARS- IN ANY FORM, IS EXTREMELY HARMFUL TO THE
INFLAMED BOWELS OF CROHN'S SUFFERERS.
Try to avoid smoking, and coffee only once a day or every other day!
Instead of coffee, to be alert and awake, put a dash or two of CAYENNE PEPPER
into 1/2 cup of warm water, or into salads, soups, any dishes. It does
wonders! It also takes pain away!!!

You will not regret implementing the above suggestions, as you are getting
them from a Crohn's sufferer like yourself, who is mature in years, and with
experience, and who has tried everything.
I have many more helpful suggestions for emergency situations.
If you'd like to get the information, you can e-mail me: blueiris0000@yahoo.com

If you don't try, you'll never know...


Check with your G.P. your thyroid level,
and hemoglobin level as well.
You might need Iron pill (better from vegetable
source), www.vitacost.com sells them cheaply - Item #CTL4026594. Take 3 a day with vitamin C - 500-1000 mg, for 3 months.

Jun 19, 2009
help
by: Anonymous

Hi Chris,

If you want to email, I can try to help. I've been in remission for several yrs. There are other things out there that work well besides med's. sincerely, Jeff golf73@gmail.com

Oct 08, 2008
partners
by: Stacey

Hi - I have crohns and my husband will tell that i am not a pleasure when things are bad. For me it is a combination of reaction to meds and the disease. U need to make her feel that she can empower herself and that you dont understand but that you want to be what she needs u to be when things are tough for her. U cannot fix it though - she needs to take control herself and know that she has the disease it does not have her. She should speak to a prof to help her get a working plan of how to cope. A step by step to get through the bad days so she feels that she is in control to a certain degree. For you - it is often a case of putting ur own feelings aside and have faith that when she is feeling good she will make it up to you. i hope this helps.

Oct 08, 2008
Please Help Me
by: Anonymous

Crohns disease is a hard disease to have. It is even harder due to the fact that it is hard to explain to others and have them understand what you are going through. I was diagnosed a year ago. When people find out I have it, they often ask what it is. When you tell them that it is an inflammatory bowel disease, they don't grasp the severity of it. My family tries to be supportive, but I still find myself being depressed. My suggestion to you would be to offer sincere support to her. Be there for her.

Oct 07, 2008
Please Help Me
by: JoAnne

I can tell you that Crohn's has effected me like that. It is a shock to you to find out that you have the disease in the first place and the symptoms that come with it is enought to make you depressed. My husband and friends still help me with depression and I have had this stuff for 9 years. I can tell you learn about the disease and then talk with her with the understanding of the problems she is facing. Just knowing someone cares enough to get all the information and wanting to talk about what she is going though is great, but sometimes you just have to let her be to herself and pray that God will help her though the tough times. This is not a easy illness to handle on a day to day basis. So be patient and stand by her though everything and let her know that you know about the disease, but really don't know how she feels but you are there to listen if she wants to talk. Hope this helps.

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