
After my last colonoscopy prep experience THAT DIDN’T WORK(?!) I set out to tackle the 48 hour prep my care team recommended. Documenting my experience & a few of my go-to “recipes” below!
Read morehealing through food, SCD-based recipes
After my last colonoscopy prep experience THAT DIDN’T WORK(?!) I set out to tackle the 48 hour prep my care team recommended. Documenting my experience & a few of my go-to “recipes” below!
Read moreNot to be cliche but life has been a whirlwind roller coaster lately. I’ve come to terms with being caught in the “figuring it out” phase, this is what 23 looks like for me…
Read moreIt’s been a hot second since a blog post update!! In this edition: navigating my early 20’s, grad school thoughts, shifting my mindset around relationships, & (finally) finding self-confidence with an autoimmune disease… BUCKLE UP.
Read moreB.S., Food Science: CHECK! Lab goggles aside, I’ve learned so much about myself these past 4 years at Penn State. So many feelings and thoughts have come out of these college days, but I simply couldn’t resist writing about the five big ones that I’ll take with me for the long haul…
Read moreFebruary 18th, 2020: the day I walked out of the hospital after being diagnosed with severe ulcerative colitis and the day that changed my life. Super cliche, I know, so continue reading at your own risk (lol)…
Read moreIt’s been exactly 6 months since I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis. It’s also been almost 4 months since I wrote my first post about my experience navigating and treating my IBD diagnosis. Sooo I think it’s time for a short & sweet update!
Read moreAfter the flare that led to a hospital stay, a month spent in bed, & my ulcerative colitis diagnosis, I SWORE I would never eat anything that wasn’t allowed on the specific carbohydrate diet…
Read moreThe sport of running has given me so much: my best friends, the high of crossing the finish line, confidence, strength, an escape, a community, a passion… the list goes on! But running has also allowed me to experience the pain of injuries, the embarrassment of failing, and what it’s like to fall into the grip of obsession.
Read moreThink about it: your DNA is 100% unique to YOU… how crazy is that?! Nobody else can do what you do: empowering? Yes. amazing? Also yes.
I honestly believe that Humira, prayers, and the specific carbohydrate diet (SCD) are what gave me my life back from my chronic disease.