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Getting Healthy Story #2 – Chelsea

Saturday, June 7, 2008 16:50 3 Comments

Here is the recent post from a young woman who literally has been to hell and back with her UC, failed jpouch and now perm ileo. The brilliant thing about this post is that in the face of all her health issues, she has found renewed health and she is a true inspiration story. Let [...]

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