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Welcome to Crohn's Zone, the support community for people with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.crohn

Crohn's Zone is a friendly interactive forum based community for people all over the world with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, collectively known as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Membership our Crohn's forums is free, and will enable you to post on our Crohn's and colitis support message boards, add your favourite Crohn's and colitis weblinks, contribute your personal Crohn's and colitis stories and make comments on articles posted by other members. We also have regular Crohn's, colitis and ostomy chats in our webcam chatrooms where you can meet others and chat about life with IBD or an ostomy.

Crohn's Zone contains a mixture of factual IBD information and personal IBD stories contributed by our members. Our emphasis is on sharing mutual support and affirming that life with Crohn's or colitis can be positive.

Learning to live positively with IBD

Crohn's and colitis are two similar, but separate, conditions of the bowelthat are commonly referred to as inflammatory bowel diseases [IBD].

Both conditions cause painful inflammation and ulceration of the digestive tract. Crohn's inflammation can occur anywhere from the mouth to the anus, and colitis is confined to the large bowel (colon)and rectum.

The symptoms can be very isolating and debiliatating for an IBD sufferer, and include painful abdominal cramping, weight loss, malnutrition, chronic diarrhoea, nausea and fatigue. Treatment can include long-term, strong medications and in some cases surgery. Sufferers can find that IBD and its associated symptoms has a great impact on their confidence and emotional outlook.

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Big Meet 2012: Oxford
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Big Meet 2012: Oxford

Friday 24th August 2012 - Monday 27th August 2012

August Bank Holiday Weekend

We're now starting to actively plan our Big Meet weekend in Oxford in August. We'll be planning lots of the events through the Meet Planning forum, but you'll need to register your interest in the meet through the Events area at: http://crohnszone.org/infusions/aw_ecal_panel/view_event.php?id=128

 


· Kez on January 05 2012 · Read More · 0 Comments · 119 Reads ·Print
London mini-meet in January
London mini-meet in January

As we cancelled the Canterbury meet, we promised to reschedule a mini London meet instead. Here it is, and hopefully in a familar and accessible location for more people. 

The mini-meet has been rescheduled for Saturday January 28th 2012 in a place that CZ meets have been before, the Mad Bishop & Bear at Paddington Station, London (a regular mini-meet haunt!). We'll be there from 12:00 - 15:00 although many usually stay for longer for a natter. 

Please register your interest at http://crohnszone.org/infusions/aw_ecal_panel/view_event.php?id=127 so you can receive meet updates

The Mad Bishop & Bear is very easy to find; head up the escalators to the top floor within Paddington Station. I hope to organise something visual for the table for you to see if you are new. Newbies very welcome!  


· Kez on December 06 2011 · 0 Comments · 378 Reads ·Print
Everything you need to know about pouchitis
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By Wally

Wally's personal successes in fending off pouchitis.


· Kez on October 12 2011 · Read More · 1 Comment · 862 Reads ·Print
Sore Skin Problems
Ileostomy & Colostomy

Sore skin can be a real problem when you have a stoma. Keeping your peristomal skin (skin around your stoma) healthy is a great step towards a comfortable and secure stoma experience. Here are my healthy skin tips.

Remember, if you have any persistant skin issues or questions about changing your appliance, consult your hospital's stoma nurse.


· Kez on September 24 2011 · Read More · 989 Reads ·Print
Travelling with a stoma
Ileostomy & Colostomy

The following is based on my experiences travelling with an ileostomy. I've had a bag since 2002 and have travelled within Europe, the Caribbean and have had an extended stay in France with it.

Two questions I've been asked about the stoma are Can you fly on an aeroplane with it, and can you go swimming with it? The answer is yes on both counts!


· Kez on September 22 2011 · Read More · 0 Comments · 937 Reads ·Print
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18-01-2012 10:05
i will try and be on tomorrow please help us and r 2 babies Cry

Kez
17-01-2012 12:04
Hi Josh. Come & post your question in the forums... Smile

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i need help can someone help me please Wink

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08-01-2012 21:27
Happy New Year everyone Yikes

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Merry Christmas Sue!

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