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Leslie_Ann

718d

hey everyone. does Chrons diease ever completely drain you of literally everything. i.mean energy emotion etc.?

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    • StonedRaccoon

      713d

      Oh yeah, Crohn's can make me feel drained, guilty, unmotivated, and I hate it. I try hard to soothe with music, or media (audio books, podcasts) to lift myself, and I try to do one thing for myself a day. I don't always succeed but I try, and thats something lol

    • StonedRaccoon

      713d

      Oh yeah, Crohn's can make me feel drained, guilty, unmotivated, and I hate it. I try hard to soothe with music, or media (audio books, podcasts) to lift myself, and I try to do one thing for myself a day. I don't always succeed but I try, and thats something lol

    • GassyGirl94

      715d

      Caffeine is the Devil. It makes me feel okay, but leaves me feeling weak and tired. I’ve found during flares drinking warm mint or lavender tea with honey helps. I also learned to avoid citrus like lemon in the tea. I hope you feel better soon and feel free to dm me. ❤️

    • BeautifulSavage

      717d

      Yes honestly, I’m having a bad flare up right now and I’m completely just torn of everything. All I feel is tired

    • Zenon

      718d

      Yes, I’ve been feeling fatigued and drained of everything for months on end during this flare up I’m having. Here if you need to talk 💕

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