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HannahLeigh89 posted:

Do any of you guys use Facebook? And if so, are you fans of a Crohn's Disease page? I decided last night that I wanted to make one but I did a search and there are already several, so if you guys use one already, I'll just use it. Please let me know.

4 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Facebook?Do any of you guys use Facebook? And if so, are you fans of a Crohn's Disease page? I decided last night that I wanted to make one but I did a search and there are already several, so if you guys use one already, I'll just use it. Please let me know. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/litesmile.gif" align="top" border="0">

Louise_WebMD_Staff responded:

I think I had CCFA fanned at some point. I am so bad at remembering what I fan on FB. sigh.

Report This| Share this:Facebook?I think I had CCFA fanned at some point. I am so bad at remembering what I fan on FB. sigh.

hippieremodeler35 responded:

didnt no there was one ive had crohns for the last 7 years and now there talking about a resection im not sure some say it is a good thing some say it isnt i just need some good advice i do get on facebook dont no a wholelot about it still learning so any advice i will seriously consider and would appreciate i dont like talking to people about my crohns cause peolpl just dont understand my wife found this page so i desided to try it and see how this works talking to people who no what im going threw

Report This| Share this:Facebook?didnt no there was one ive had crohns for the last 7 years and now there talking about a resection im not sure some say it is a good thing some say it isnt i just need some good advice i do get on facebook dont no a wholelot about it still learning so any advice i will seriously consider and would appreciate i dont like talking to people about my crohns cause peolpl just dont understand my wife found this page so i desided to try it and see how this works talking to people who no what im going threw

AzJohnny replied to hippieremodeler35's response:

Hi hippieremodeler,

Welcome to WebMD Crohn's and Colitis Exchange. It would probably be better for you to start an new discussion (thread) with your question. Just click the Post Now button near the top of the main page and introduce yourself and ask your question. Don't forget to give it a subject title like "Resection Question".

I've never had a resection but I've heard of peeps who have gone into remission for anywhere from 4 months to 5 years. The recovery seems to be pretty fast too, normally. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help but others will be.

Good luck and I'm glad to meet you.

AzJohnny

Report This| Share this:Facebook?Hi hippieremodeler, Welcome to WebMD Crohn's and Colitis Exchange. It would probably be better for you to start an new discussion (thread) with your question. Just click the Post Now button near the top of the main page and introduce yourself and ask your question. Don't forget to give it a subject title like "Resection Question". I've never had a resection but I've heard of peeps who have gone into remission for anywhere from 4 months to 5 years. The recovery seems to be pretty fast too, normally. I'm sorry I couldn't be more help but others will be. Good luck and I'm glad to meet you. AzJohnny

Louise_WebMD_Staff replied to hippieremodeler35's response:

Welcome. This is definitely not facebook but all of us have Crohn's or Colitis.

What medications have you tried?

Report This| Share this:Facebook?Welcome. This is definitely not facebook but all of us have Crohn's or Colitis. What medications have you tried?

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