Though I speak with the tongues of men and angels, and have not charity, I am become as sounding brass, or a tinkling cymbal.
1 Corinthians 13:1
I have been writing a Crohn’s disease blog for more than ten years. My original intention was to record my own course of disease, but I didn’t expect to be able to communicate and encourage each other through this platform. Many people get a lot of help through these articles in the moment of helplessness and despair. Help, next in this place, I hope to bring you more positive energy, and have the courage to persevere while facing the disease.
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Second incision
A week after entering National Taiwan University Hospital on 1/30, the fistura pierced the belly, and I spent more than a month on 24-hour customized nutrition injections Unexpectedly, the open wound on the stomach lasted [...]
Terrible Fistula
The Kyoto Long Stay, which had been planned for almost a year, suddenly became the National Taiwan University Hospital Long Stay... The whole thing was wrong and the wrong message was conveyed, which caused me [...]
The Stelara Stardaro biologics application has finally been granted
It's been a long time since we've seen each other! It's been a while from my last post, sorry for slow updating. Last Christmas, I accidentally got the Covid 19 (the second time) in the [...]
The luxury of not having pain in the intestines
I finally survived the pain induced by the fifth dose of vaccine, which lasted for more than a month and made myself very collapsed, very happy that steroids stopped for more than a week without [...]
2023 Japan Travelogue Part 6 ~ Tokyo
After traveling to Hokkaido and Tohoku, we returned to Tokyo and stayed at the original hotel in Ikebukuro, although this area is very convenient for transportation and is also a shopping paradise, but the hotel [...]
2023 Japan Travelogue Part 5 ~ Aomori
The Japanese travelogue that was not finished at the beginning of the year was shelved by me for more than half a year, and it was really laborious to think back bit by bit, hehe! [...]
