Bowel Moments
Real talk about the realities of IBD...On the rocks! Hosts Robin and Alicia interview people living with Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, or indeterminate colitis (collectively knows as Inflammatory Bowel Diseases or IBD) and the medical providers who care for our community. Join us to meet people affected by IBD- we laugh, we cry, we learn new things, we hear inspiring stories, and we share a drink.
Bowel Moments
Latest Episodes
Live from FOCUS GI- A GI Nurse And A Young Patient Show How IBD Can Still Be A Full Life
An 11-year-old looks a microphone in the face and calmly explains ulcerative colitis, colonoscopies, and anxiety like it’s a skill she’s been training for. Penny joins us live to share what diagnosis felt like in fourth grade, what she’s learne...
FOCUS GI In Action
A Saturday training that changes how you practice on Monday is rare, and that’s exactly what FOCUS GI is designed to do. We recorded live from the event with Dr. Anish Patel, the nonprofit founder behind FOCUS GI, plus Dr. Richa Shukla (course ...
Crohn’s Diagnosis After Years Of “Normal” Tests- Dr. Matthew J. Simpson
A colonoscopy that comes back normal can feel like relief, until your body keeps proving something is wrong. We sit down with Dr. Matthew J. Simpson, a family medicine physician in North Carolina, to unpack how he lived with Crohn’s disease sym...
Old Fashioneds with Deadly Cherries and a Plan To Improve IBD Patient Care with Dr. Corey Siegel
The fastest way to improve IBD outcomes is not always a new drug. Sometimes it’s a better system and a team that can actually reach you before you end up in crisis. We’re joined by
How Zach K. Survived Surgeries And Rebuilt His Immune System
An MRI, a phone call, and four words nobody wants to hear: “You have a perforated bowel.” Zach Koscuik was on the road to a comedy gig when Crohn’s disease forced yet another hard pivot, adding to a 25-year history that includes perianal Crohn’...
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