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Have a great primary Dr. that keeps up to date on screenings needed.
by Jill
My family
by Traci
climb. .
by leti
Being a volunteer for the dutch organisation: www.Lynch-polyposis.nl
by Richard
Medication to control Colitis which can make PJS worse when inflammed
by Felix
Eating in moderation and staying active has helped me feel better about myself.
by Ttooley
An active support group on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/2519172044
by Mari
Food Control (avoid chicken and egg)
by Hamna
Follow a strict diet for people that are at risk of bowel obstruction. http://www.clearpassage.com/site-resources/digestive-health-guide.pdf
by AbfSailor
Screening
by Joanie
Making future plans with my affected husband AND enjoying every moment.
by asillisat
Laughter
by Karen
Intusussception surgery gave my life back
by Vinitha Shri
Eat food that helps and not harms my body.
by Jill
My beliefs
by Traci
Tomar solo agua
by leti
My family is a great support system
by Felix
Have a great support system
by Ttooley
Do exercise
by Hamna
Eat 5 small meals a day instead of 3 large ones.
by AbfSailor
Connecting with others with PJS
by Joanie
Our family that supports us in every way possible.
by asillisat
Honesty
by Karen
My mom helped me a lot after surgery to recover
by Vinitha Shri
Find joy in what I have and not dwell on what sucks.
by Jill
My mindset
by Traci
Hacer 7 pequeñas comidas al dia
by leti
Try to eat right and take meds everyday and keep up with my doctor
by Felix
Don't worry about what could happen because that cannot be changed. Only worry about how you will handle it if it does happen.
by Ttooley
Yearly Check Ups
by Hamna
Get an Rx for Zofran to take when your feeling at your worst/throwing up/nausea.
by AbfSailor
Eating well
by Joanie
A network of doctors that we can go to as much as we like that answer our questions, or sometimes just listen.
by asillisat
Acceptance
by Karen
I owe a big time to my doctors who saved me on time.
by Vinitha Shri