Category Archives: Podcast

About IBD Podcast 14 – We Are All Capable of More Than We Think With Brian Greenberg

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What are your goals? Are you taking steps each day to move towards those goals? Brian Greenberg, endurance athlete and president of Chronically Better You, tells us how he moved from goals after surgery—getting out of bed and making his own lunch—to training for an Ironman in 2018. People with IBD know the value of structure and Brian explains how he has learned to manage his life with Crohn’s disease and an ostomy through careful planning and setting goals.
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About IBD Podcast 13 – Growing Up IBD with Brian Greenberg

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Being diagnosed with IBD as a child presents special challenges for kids and for parents. Learn how Brian Greenberg of Intense Intestines Foundation dealt with a Crohn’s disease diagnosis at a young age and transitioned from being a child reliant on parents to help manage his IBD to learning how to manage it all himself.
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About IBD Podcast 12 – Don’t Let IBD Ruin Your Day

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Did you know that more than 70% of people with IBD have reported bathroom accidents (fecal incontinence)? Did you also know that only around 20% ask for help from their physicians? It’s a sensitive topic, to be sure, which is why I offer advice on how to cope with this problem and how to avoid it in the first place. If you’re struggling with this issue I have tips that you can use today but the best advice is to talk to your doctor about it (and I discuss that also!).

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About IBD Podcast 11 – Relieving Stress With Dr Tiffany Taft

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How does stress affect IBD? We know that stress does not cause IBD, but it does affect the disease. How does IBD actually cause stress, and what can we do to balance our lives in such a way that it does not affect us in a negative way? I talk with my guest, Dr Taft, about how she advises patients with chronic diseases on relieving stress and the tips and tools that have worked for her and her patients in integrating a comprehensive stress relief program into daily life.

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About IBD Podcast 1 – Let’s Talk About That Fungus Thing

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The first edition of my About IBD Podcast where I talk about this fungus fracas, how it relates to IBD, and why I’m not too worked up about IBD research done on mice.

Music:
Happy Rock – Bensound.com – http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

 

About IBD Podcast 2 – Let’s Talk About “The Talk” With Your Partner

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The second edition of the About IBD Podcast where I talk with 3 women with IBD about their experiences in telling their partners about their illness.

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About IBD Podcast 3 – My J-Pouch Is My BFF

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On this episode of the About IBD Podcast, I discuss j-pouches and bust some of the misconceptions that surround them. I also give my firsthand experience as a poucher, a j-poucher who gave birth twice, and let you in on what it’s like for me to have a midline scar.

Music:
Dance – Bensound.com – www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

About IBD Episode 4 – Ryan Stevens – Crohn’s Guy

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What’s it like to be a competitive swimmer and one day develop Crohn’s disease? Well, you don’t stop swimming! Hear Ryan Stevens, Crohn’s Guy, talk about the work he’s doing to raise awareness of IBD.

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About IBD Podcast 5 – Brooke Abbott – The Crazy Creole Mommy Chronicles

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I talk with Brooke Abbott of The Crazy Creole Mommy Chronicles about what it’s like to be a parent with a chronic illness and how that’s affected our relationship with our children. We also try to figure out how to clone ourselves and I’m so tired that I get the name of a well-known celebrity wrong — several times. Continue reading →

About IBD Podcast 6 – Traveling With IBD – Jaime Weinstein

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When you fly, do you board early? Once you get on the plane, what’s the first thing you do? What’s the second? Veteran traveler Jaime Weinstein, who lives with Crohn’s disease, answers these questions and more based on her personal experiences when flying the friendly skies.

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