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@rnpeggyh0419

Gastroparesis sometimes has a mind of its own. I was diagnosed with it back in 2017 along with several other conditions (duodenal stricture, ulcers, inflammation). The docs wanted to do a partial removal of my stomach and upper duodenum. Thank heavens I'm an RN and questioned it. I went to Mayo Clinic (Phoenix) and the team thought that surgery was a bit premature. I was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease for which I receive infusions of Entyvio every 8 weeks (which is no big deal). Today I feel good and function normally. The gastroparesis, strictures, and ulcers have disappeared. Thank heavens for up to date medicine! Just the same, I do eat slowly and chew well (which everyone would benefit from doing!) and have minimal problems.

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I am glad you are doing well .
My gastroparesis comes and go but I have medication that comes from Brazil because the one here have away too many serious side effects.
I have had ulcers , diverticulitis which the second time surgery was required to remove part of my colon .
IBS and just the last year a new Gastro was able to precise give me the diagnosis of Crohn’s 🙏🏻 which is awful disease my infusions are working well every 8 weeks now . I am saying this is temporary because I am believing that JESUS will heal me and set me free from this .
Hope the best for you .