When you live with a debilitating bowel condition, you must cope with chronic pain and bouts of diarrhea among a plethora of physical symptoms.
Then there’s the emotional afflictions, chief among them is what I call toilet anxiety.
I’ve had it since I was diagnosed with severe ulcerative colitis a few years ago.
In this comic, we explain why that’s a problem for the millions of Americans suffering from medical conditions, as well as people who are unhoused, older adults, pregnant individuals and more.
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When you live with a debilitating bowel condition, you must cope with chronic pain and bouts of diarrhea among a plethora of physical symptoms.
Then there’s the emotional afflictions, chief among them is what I call toilet anxiety.
I’ve had it since I was diagnosed with severe ulcerative colitis a few years ago.
In this comic, we explain why that’s a problem for the millions of Americans suffering from medical conditions, as well as people who are unhoused, older adults, pregnant individuals and more.
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Design editing by Chelsea Conrad and Christian Font.
The original article contains 185 words, the summary contains 113 words. Saved 39%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!