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In our latest Let’s Go There: Taboo Topics 💬 poll, we asked: “In what ways has IBD most impacted your relationships—emotionally, physically, or socially?” You told us that 14% said emotionally, 10% said physically, 9% said socially, and 67% said all of the above. IBD doesn’t just affect the gut—it can influence how we show up in friendships, family dynamics, and romantic relationships, as well as how we’re feeling mentally day to day. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and World IBD Day (May 19), we’re keeping this conversation going. Share in the comments: How has IBD impacted your mental health and relationships? 💬 #LetsGoThere

Today, on National Nurses Day, we’re celebrating IBD nurses—the ones who show up every day for people living with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Want to recognize an IBD nurse who made a difference in your care? Share your story or leave a thank you in the comments. 💙 Thank you to our sponsor, AbbVie. #sponsored #NationalNursesDay #LetsGoThere

What’s it really like to tour as a professional musician while living with Crohn’s disease? Saxl Rose—Foundation social media ambassador and full-time recording artist who’s worked with Wiz Khalifa, Jelly Roll, Paramore, and more—is answering your questions from our Let's Go There: Ask Me Anything poll. From life on the road to managing symptoms on stage, he’s getting real about the behind-the-scenes experience. Watch the video to find out. #LetsGoThere

Ever wondered what it’s like to tour as a musician while living with IBD? 🎤 Meet Saxl Rose, Foundation social media ambassador, full-time recording artist, and producer who’s worked with Wiz Khalifa, Jelly Roll, Paramore, and more—and has hit #1 on the charts with his own music. He’s also been living with Crohn’s disease for 15 years, balancing life on the road, on stage, and in the studio. Now’s your chance—ask him anything! Drop your questions below or head to our Instagram Stories. #LetsGoThere

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“For over 14 years, I lived with chronic digestive issues that completely shaped my life… In 2022, I finally received a definitive diagnosis: Crohn’s disease. As hard as that truth was to face, it also gave me clarity — and purpose.” 💜 Meet Ashley — tech professional, ostomy and mental health advocate, and proof that illness can change your life, but it doesn’t get to define it. The Foundation’s #LetsGoThere campaign is breaking the silence around IBD by sharing real, unfiltered stories like hers. Share your story today: bit.ly/4i1fv6M

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“Being diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at just 9 years old turned my world upside down. For a long time, no one could figure out what was wrong—and the pain started taking away the thing I loved most: dancing. When I finally got my diagnosis, I felt both relief and fear. But it was also the start of learning how to take control of my life again.” 💃💜 Meet Eliana, diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at 9 and proving that even when life takes an unexpected turn, passion and perseverance can keep you moving forward. The Foundation’s #LetsGoThere campaign is breaking the silence around IBD by sharing real, unfiltered stories. Share your story today: bit.ly/4i1fv6M

In our latest Let’s Go There: Taboo Topics poll, we asked women living with IBD which topics they wish were talked about more openly. They shared that their top topics are managing IBD and pregnancy (25%), IBD and the menstrual cycle (30%), IBD and peri/menopause (12%), and body image with IBD (33%). Share your experiences in the comments so we can keep going there together—shining a light on these realities and reminding every woman with IBD that none of these conversations should feel off-limits. 💬 #LetsGoThere

“Never stop searching for answers. Being bold, staying open to new options, and believing in yourself can help you navigate this disease—you can do anything you set your mind to." Meet Sawyer, diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at 18 and now a zookeeper—proof that big dreams are still possible with IBD. The Foundation’s Let’s Go There campaign is breaking the silence around IBD by sharing real, unfiltered stories. Share your story today: bit.ly/4282Fhx #LetsGoThere

"As a Black Christian woman with IBD, I believe it’s important for all communities to see their experiences reflected and their voices valued. My journey is proof that while IBD is challenging, hope and courage remain possible." Meet Kanyinsola, diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at age 11, who has faced painful flare-ups, hospitalizations, surgeries, and the emotional toll of an invisible illness. The Foundation’s Let’s Go There campaign shines a light on real stories of resilience and strength. Share your story: bit.ly/4i1fv6M #LetsGoThere

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💬 We said #LetsGoThere… and you did. Katie Neu — founder of Bad Ass with a Bad Ass, patient advocate, and Foundation Social Media Ambassador — is back to answer your questions about fistulas, a painful complication of Crohn’s disease that can affect up to 40% of patients. You asked, and Katie’s giving honest answers — sharing her experience and perspective with openness and courage. Watch now and continue the conversation. Together, we can help break the stigma around tough topics like this.

Foundation Social Media Ambassador and founder of Bad Ass with a Bad Ass, Katie Neu, is opening up about her experience with fistulas — a painful and difficult complication of Crohn’s disease that can affect up to 40% of people living with the condition. She’s keeping it real and wants to hear from you. If you’ve experienced fistulas or want to better understand this complication, drop your questions in the comments — no topic is off limits! Katie will be back soon to answer them. #LetsGoThere

In our latest Let’s Go There: Taboo Topics poll, you told us what holds you back from working out with IBD. You shared that your biggest challenges are working out with an ostomy (5%), returning to exercise after surgery (7%), symptoms or pain limiting movement (57%), and going to a public gym (30%). Share your stories in the comments, and let’s keep the conversation going about what movement really looks like with IBD. 💬 #LetsGoThere Check with your doctor or care team before starting or changing your workout routine with IBD, and find guidance on staying active here: bit.ly/3LMeSD6.