For Kids with Crohn’s

So your doctor told you that you have Crohn’s disease. You may be experiencing lots of different feelings. You may be scared, confused, or angry because you have to deal with unpleasant symptoms, take medication, and maybe miss out on school and other activities. You may worry about what your friends, family, teachers, and classmates will think of you. However, you can find comfort in knowing that you are not alone.  

The important thing to remember is that you can take charge of your disease.   Learn everything you can about pediatric Crohn’s disease. You can start by visiting www.LivingWithCrohnsDisease.com.

LivingWithCrohnsDisease.com has a whole section on pediatric Crohn’s disease, where you can find lots of information on important topics, such as:

• How pediatric Crohn’s may affect your body, mood, family and friends, and schoolwork
• How to talk to the people around you — friends, family members, classmates, and teachers — about Crohn’s
• How to eat so that you can stay healthy
• Places to turn for further resources and support

A little knowledge can go a long way in coping with Crohn’s disease.