Nadia’s Journey Through Crohn’s Colitis: The Partial Portion; How Illness Effects Choices

Having a chronic illness effects day to day living, but it also impacts decisions we make in our life. These life altering choices that we have to...

Having a chronic illness effects day to day living, but it also impacts decisions we make in our life. These life altering choices that we have to make because illness sometimes robs us of an opportunity, and we are unable to experience things to the fullest extent. This is not a “feel sorry for me” video at all. I am just saying that there are times when, as much as I want to have a full experience, I can’t fully enjoy it because my illness tends to dominate over everything else, and my …

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One Response to “Nadia’s Journey Through Crohn’s Colitis: The Partial Portion; How Illness Effects Choices”

1. Anonymous says:

   December 14, 2009 at 11:42 pm

   Hi Nadia! I definatly understand the partial portion! I was accepted into The National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine program. Which would have meant I could spend a week exploring what it would be like to be a doctor and get information on possible colleges. I was planning to go Summer 2010 but with my health worsening had to make the choice not to commit to going (you had to this month) since the chances aren’t looking good of me being up to going. Maybe I can do Summer 2011..hopefully!