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The following blog posts are based solely on my personal experiences. I am not a Doctor, Nutrition specialist, Comedian, or Professional Baseball Player. If you have a health, nutrition, humor, or baseball issue please seek a PROFESSIONAL.

Favorite Bathrooms

  • Home Sweet Home
  • When I'm @ someones house: the one farthest away from the crowd
  • @ the Mall: Macy's (as public bathrooms go this one is very nice)
  • If I can't make it to Macy's...JC Penney's will have to do (they recently remodeled so it is better than it was. I don't know why they didn't ask for my input???)
  • Monterey Bay Fish Grotto in Monroeville has a great bathroom
  • Ponte Vedra Inn and Club, My fav place to vacation, their rooms have the most wonderful bathrooms

Helpful links

  • FREE Crohns Disease Support Network www.CrohnsDiseaseSN.com
  • Find a Toilet www.sitorsquat.com
  • Medical Alert Restroom Access Pass http://myibd.org/restroommedalert/index.php

Monday, January 4, 2010

The following essay is worth the read. It helps healthy people to understand what it feels like to make choices every day based on your health. It also helps people with a chronic illness explain what it’s like to make choices every day based on your health.

www.butyoudontlooksick.com/the_spoon_theory

The author’s disease is very different then mine but I can relate to her and her daily choices, her spoons. I try very hard not to let this disease stop me from doing what I need/want to do. I definitely have to alter things and plan ahead depending on what I need/want to do on any given day. I would have to say baseball games are my biggest challenge for obvious reasons (no bathrooms) and way too important to me to miss. So I do what I’ve got to do and I’m thankful for the strength that God gives me to get through every day.

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