Crohn's, Fitness, Food, and my Rocky Road to Health
My Story: by Stephanie Gish
What’s behind this smile? đWould you guess fatigue? Dizziness? …How about kidney damage? Anemia? Crohn’s?
While you probably would have guessed Crohn’s (simply based on the name of this blog!), the others may not have crossed your mind. Continue reading “World IBD Day, May 19”
Todayâs guest is Will Jenkins, founder of Intestinal Fortitudeâsupplements for IBD patients created by an IBD patient. Will was diagnosed with Crohnâs Disease 7 years ago in his mid-30s. After a short time on prednisone and mesalamine, he began searching for a different way to treat his disease. His diagnosis led him down a path of research, natural healing, and eventually to developing his own supplement company focused entirely on gut health for those with Crohnâs and Colitisâincluding a probiotic with strains grown specifically for IBD. Continue reading “Episode 11: Will Jenkins, Crohnâs Warrior and Founder of Intestinal Fortitude”
EPISODE 5 of the Crohn’s Fitness Food podcast: Dayne Sullivan đ
This week’s guest is Dayne Sullivan, a Phoenix-based naturopathic medical student from Georgia, who is pursuing his dream to become a gastroenterologist. Battling Crohnâs Disease himself since 2009, Dayne is the hardest working future GI doctor youâll ever meet! Continue reading “Episode 5: Dayne Sullivan, Crohn’s Warrior since 2009”
Todayâs guest is Theresa Spiess, the Community Director (now Executive Directory) for the South Texas Chapter of the Crohnâs and Colitis Foundation. In this episode, she talks in-depth about the patient-driven initiatives, research, educational programs, and activities of the Crohnâs and Colitis Foundation. Continue reading “Episode 2: Theresa Spiess, Crohnâs and Colitis Foundation, South Texas Chapter”
Todayâs guest is Natalie Hayden, author of the blog âLights Camera Crohnâs: An Unobstructed View.â Natalie is a former TV news anchor who has now dedicated herself to being an advocate for those battling inflammatory bowel disease and showing that a chronic illness doesnât have to dull your sparkle.
Continue reading “Episode 1: Natalie Hayden, âLights, Camera, Crohnâsâ”
This is happening! New podcast officially launching on Monday, January 7, 2019! I’ve wanted to do this for over a year and I finally decided there’s no better time than the present!
Subscribe today on iTunes or Google so you don’t miss upcoming interviews with Natalie Hayden, from the blog “Lights, Camera, Crohn’s;” Jen Bubert, fitness coach and nearly 20-year Crohn’s warrior, and Theresa Spiess, the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation Community Director, South Texas chapter.
In this new podcast, I’ll be interviewing a variety of people with Crohn’s and Colitis to share their stories, experiences, and tips for managing IBD.
We have so much to learn from each other and so much support and hope to give to each other.
Do you want to share your story and be interviewed? Use the contact page to let me know!
