Tune in as IBD Social Circle patient advocates share their stories about living with IBD. Watch firsthand stories or check out past events to see the advocates and special guests tackle tough topics on Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

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Cedric

Through the lens of his own patient journey, Cedric discusses the disparities people of color often face when getting diagnosed with IBD and other chronic conditions.

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Jaime

Jaime shares the difficulties she faced getting diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and her perspective as a patient advocate.

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Amber

Amber tells the story of her early ulcerative colitis diagnosis and the importance of support within the IBD community.

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Ryan

Ryan talks about how his diagnosis with Crohn’s disease in his 30s disrupted his life but ultimately set him on a course to empower others.

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Megan & Aaron

Megan and Aaron discuss their journeys with ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease, respectively, and how IBD Social Circle helped them find a community of support.

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Shawntel

Empowered by the community she’s been able to form, Shawntel recounts how her IBD diagnosis journey informs her advocacy.

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Gaylyn

Gaylyn details how she overcame stigma to embrace body positivity in light of her experiences living with IBD.

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Brooke

Brooke describes how her experiences as a mom living with IBD helped her chart a course as a patient advocate.

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Intersectionality in IBD

In our event, “Intersectionality in IBD,” patient advocates discuss living with IBD and how it is only one aspect of their personalities, in addition to other passions, reprehensibilities and values that are core to who they are.

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Managing IBD in a Pandemic

Our panelists, including patient advocates and a prominent gastroenterologist, discussed how COVID-19 impacted overall IBD management, both physically and mentally, as well as the patient experience during the pandemic.

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