My Ibd Journal

I created My IBD Journal after I was diagnosed with Crohn's and underwent major surgery due to mismanaging my symptoms. I've learned what needs to be done to be healthy and strive towards that goal each day.This journal is for people who want to live life to its fullest by actively managing their IBD through recording their symptoms and taking positive steps towards a more fulfilling life.Inside you will find 101 days of journal space to track all of your symptoms, take notes about flares or foods, medication, BM's, as well as notes for your doctor. You will also find 101 tips and facts about IBD or famous people with IBD. Take this journal with you to doctors visits and relay all of the information you have recorded so that they can better treat you! I hope you enjoy using this journal and that it helps you as much as it has helped me. You can live a healthy, fulfilling, successful life in spite of IBD.- Ryan Kral

A 90 Day, Kid Friendly Food and Bowel Movement Journal to help your little loved ones keep track of their diet, pain and poops. This journal has simple, easy to understand tracking pages as to not overwhelm and encourage children to help with their own health. Each daily page spread contains: Food journal for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks Pain Level & Type Chart Bowel Movements and Type Chart Journaling area for Good Things, Thoughts, Fears and Accomplishments Journaling area for parents to record meds, moods, observations, etc. After Food Journaling pages there are pages for: Medical Information Procedures Treatments Favorite Recipes To end the book, there are 10 coloring pages to help keep your little one entertained during doctor's appointments, treatments and hospital stays.

If you want to effectively track and manage your Inflammatory Bowel Disease or Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD), this journal is the perfect option for you to start. Also, if your loved one diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis or Crohns Disease, this journal can be an excellent gift for them as these autoimmune disorders can be very tough to manage. An IBD patient requires essential tools to decrease the occurrence levels of unpleasant and hard to bear events, such as worsening symptoms, flare-ups, complications, and surgery. One of the best self-care methods to better treat IBD, which helps you increase remission periods, and create a healthier life, is to use a management journal particularly designed for IBD patients. This journal has a lovely practical, easy-to-use style with beautiful design to write your daily IBD conditions. Every day, you can start reading your journal with a mindfulness blessing quote from an eastern guru and apply your journal to track and record your symptoms, medicines, supplements, feelings, sleep quality, questions to your doctor, medical appointments, intravenous infusions, vaccinations, and any other info you want to have a record of it. The space designed for daily records has simple illustrations and easy to use. You can record below information: Medications and supplements tracker Symptoms and pain tracker Doctor questions and appointments Stress level tracker & sleep quality tracker Bowel movement (BM) tracker The general mood, energy, wellness, and mental health tracker Meditation and exercise tracker Food diary, food log, triggering food tracker, and diet tracker Today summary and tomorrow plan and more! This journal gives you the chance to summarize your weekly IBD conditions as well. This journal serves you for three months of daily records and includes two blank pages to record your bi-weekly diet or meal plans for your remissions and flares. Additionally, this journal presents 200 facts (including lifestyle, diet, and cooking hints) for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis patients to have a great lifestyle in spite of their disease. Hence, although it is not a cookbook or a full food diary, it is full of useful tips about recommended healthy foods to eat, recommended foods to avoid, digestive disease, and possible gastroenterology issues.Take this journal with you to your doctor's appointments to increase the chance of better treatment. This journal can also be advantageous for people with celiac disease or people with IBS or irritable bowel syndrome, as it can be seen as a part of possible symptom relief solutions, such as abdominal pain, cramping, bloating, diarrhea, or fatigue.More about this journal: Log three months (thirteen weeks) of symptoms Page count: 230 pages (paperback) Easily transportable size: 6 x 9 inches (15.24cm x 22.86cm) Blank page for additional notes Hardcover: glossy

If you are diagnosed or a parent or loved one who of someone diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease or Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD), and do not know where to turn to track and manage IBD, this journal is the perfect place to begin and can be an excellent gift for people with Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. You already know how painful these autoimmune disorders could be, and how tough Ulcerative Colitis and Crohns disease can be managed. Hence, it is vital to use daily tools to reduce the risk of possible severe events, such as worsening symptoms, flares, new complications, and surgery. One of the best ways to self-care and better treat your disease, which helps you have more prolonged remissions, and keeps a healthier life, is to use a management journal specifically designed for IBD patients. This journal provides you with a lovely practical, easy-to-use format with beautiful design to record your daily IBD conditions. You can use your journal to track and record your symptoms, medicines, supplements, feelings, sleep quality, intravenous infusions, questions to your doctor, medical appointments, immunizations, and any other info you want to keep. You begin your journal with a mindfulness blessing quote each day. The space designed for daily records has simple illustrations and easy to use. You can record below information: The general mood, wellness, energy, and mental health tracker Food diary, food log, food tracker, and diet tracker Symptom tracker Pain tracker Meditation and exercise tracker Bowel movement (BM) tracker Stress level tracker & sleep quality tracker Medications and supplements tracker Today words and tomorrow plan and more! Remember that it is precious to put a few minutes every day to track and manage your IBD. You can summarize your IBD conditions in a weekly manner as well. This journal serves you for three months of daily records and includes two blank pages to record your bi-weekly diet plans for your remission and flare-up periods. Moreover, this journal provides you with the 200 hints (including lifestyle, diet, and cooking tips) for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis patients to manage their disease better. Hence, although it is not a cookbook or a full food diary, it contains lots of useful tips and facts about recommended healthy foods to eat, recommended foods to avoid, digestive disease, and possible gastroenterology issues. This journal can also be useful for people with irritable bowel syndrome or IBS, or people with celiac disease as it can serve as a solution candidate for abdominal pain relief level elevation. More about this journal: Number of pages: 230 pages (paperback) Easily transportable size: 6 x 9 inches (15.24cm x 22.86cm) Log thirteen weeks of symptoms Glossy cover Blank page for additional notes

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"When a child has inflammatory bowel disease, the family has many concerns: Why is my child sick? What can we do to help him get better? What does the future hold for her? In this book, an expert team of pediatric gastroenterologists explains the symptoms, diagnoses, and treatments associated with Crohn disease, ulcerative colitis, and indeterminate colitis to help parents and children cope with the challenges of IBD. The authors' empathy and experience are evident throughout as they answer such questions as: - What are inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn disease, and ulcerative colitis?- Is there a cure for IBD?- How is IBD going to affect my child's daily life?- Will my child's diet change?- Can my child still play sports?- Will my child need surgery?- What are the side effects of commonly prescribed medications?The book also provides parents with practical advice on how to tell their children about their IBD and discusses the challenges children may face at school and in their social lives, especially as they grow older. Additional information on IBD medications, complementary treatments, and further reading round out this comprehensive and reliable resource." --Publisher description.

If you want to effectively track and manage your Inflammatory Bowel Disease or Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD) Ulcerative Colitis, this journal is the perfect option for you to start. Also, if your loved one diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis, this journal can be an excellent gift for them as these autoimmune disorders can be very tough to manage. An Ulcerative Colitis patient requires essential tools to decrease the occurrence levels of unpleasant and hard to bear events, such as worsening symptoms, flare-ups, complications, and surgery. One of the best self-care methods to better treat ulcerative colitis, which helps you increase remission periods, and create a healthier life, is to use a management journal particularly designed for ulcerative colitis patients. This journal has a lovely practical, easy-to-use style with beautiful design to write your daily colitis conditions. Every day, you can start reading your journal with a blessing mindfullness quote from an eastern guru and apply your journal to track and record your symptoms, medicines, supplements, feelings, sleep quality, questions to your doctor, medical appointments, intravenous infusions, vaccinations, and any other info you want to have a record of it. The space designed for daily records has simple illustrations and easy to use. You can record below information: Medications and supplements tracker Symptoms and pain tracker Doctor questions and appointments Stress level tracker & sleep quality tracker Bowel movement (BM) tracker The general mood, energy, wellness, and mental health tracker Meditation and exercise tracker Food diary, food log, triggering food tracker, and diet tracker Today summary and tomorrow plan and more! This journal gives you the chance to summarize your weekly ulcerative colitis conditions as well. This journal serves you for three months of daily records and includes two blank pages to record your bi-weekly diet or meal plans for your remissions and flares. Additionally, this journal presents 200 facts (including lifestyle, diet, and cooking hints) for ulcerative colitis patients to have a great lifestyle in spite of their disease. Hence, although it is not a cookbook or a full food diary, it is full of useful tips about recommended healthy foods to eat, recommended foods to avoid, digestive disease, and possible gastroenterology issues. Take this journal with you to your doctor's appointments to increase the chance of better treatment. This journal can also be advantageous for people with Crohn's (Crohns) disease, celiac disease or people with IBS or irritable bowel syndrome, as it can be seen as a part of possible symptom relief solutions, such as abdominal pain, cramping, bloating, diarrhea, or fatigue. More about this journal: Log three months (thirteen weeks) of symptoms Page count: 230 pages (paperback) Easily transportable size: 6 x 9 inches (15.24cm x 22.86cm) Hardcover: glossy

If you are diagnosed or a parent or loved one who of someone diagnosed with Inflammatory Bowel Disease or Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD), you already know how painful this autoimmune digestive disorder could be and how tough Ulcerative Colitis or Crohns disease can be managed. It is essential to use effective tools to reduce the chance of occurring unfortunate events, such as worsening symptoms, flares, new complications, and surgery, and better treat your disease. One of the best ways to self-care and manage your IBD, which helps you stay more on remissions, and have a healthier life, is to use a management journal designed explicitly for IBD patients. This lovely journal provides you with a practical, easy-to-use platform with a beautiful design to record your daily IBD conditions. You can easily use your journal daily to track and record your feelings, symptoms, medicines, supplements, intravenous infusions, questions for your doctor, medical appointments, immunizations, and other info you may want to keep and recall. You can start your journal with a blessing mindfulness quote each day. The space designed for daily records has simple illustrations and easy to use. You can record below information mostly by check-marking and by writing a few words: * Stress level tracker * Sleep quality tracker * Bowel movement (BM) tracker * The general mood, energy, wellness, and mental health tracker * Symptoms and pain tracker * Meditation and exercise tracker * Food diary, food log, food tracker, and diet tracker * Medications and supplements tracker * Today summary and tomorrow planand more!Remember that it is extremely valuable to put 2-3 minutes every day to proactively track your health and manage your IBD. You can weekly summarize your IBD conditions as well. This journal provides you with three months of daily records and two blank pages to record your bi-weekly meal plans for your remission and flare-up periods.Also, this journal presents the top 200 IBD tips (including lifestyle, diet, and cooking tips) for Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis patients to manage their IBD effectively and to live healthier & happier. Hence, although it is not a cookbook or a diary, it gives you lots of useful facts about healthy foods to eat, foods to avoid, digestive disease, and possible gastroenterology issues.So, if you or loved one who of someone diagnosed with IBD and do not know where to turn to track and manage your or your loved one's health, this journal is the perfect place to begin and can be an excellent gift for people with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. People with irritable bowel syndrome or IBS, or people with celiac disease may find this journal beneficial as a solution candidate to increase their abdominal pain relief as well.More about this journal: * Easily transportable size: 6 x 9 inches (15.24cm x 22.86cm) * Glossy hardcover * Number of pages: 230 pages (paperback) * Log three months of symptoms * Blank page for additional notes