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Tina L

Tina decreased her bowel movements from 12-15 to 1-3 per day for the first time in years

I went from running to the bathroom 12-15 times a day, losing blood, and skipping meals from fatigue or fear of losing control of symptoms, and now I'm feeling confident in my ability to plan meals for myself, eat more, stress less, and have 1-3 solid BMs/day (something that hasn’t happened in YEARS) since working with my dietitian at Romanwell.

I know which foods I can eat in a flare vs remission, and I have more energy than I did before.

I wish I would’ve found an IBD dietitian much earlier on my journey with ulcerative colitis, but I’m thankful I found her when I did!

"I went from running to the bathroom 12-15 times a day, losing blood, and skipping meals from fatigue or fear of losing control of symptoms, and now I'm feeling confident in my ability to plan meals for myself, eat more, stress less, and have 1-3 solid BMs/day"

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Alyssa T

"From my experience I feel so much more prepared for the life ahead with this disease and the things I can do to help myself. I am so thankful for the knowledge, skills, and comfort my dietitian provided me during such a scary time of adjustment in my life"

Amanda W

"If you're on the fence or not sure about taking the leap, absolutely do it. In my 8 years of being diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, working with Romanwell was the best care decision that I've made...now, I'm confident, I feel good, and I have energy."

Rachel T

"If you are on the fence about working with Romanwell, I strongly encourage you to think about what it would be like to have your mind be at ease with food. When you see your reflection in the mirror, think about how amazing it would feel to love everything you see."

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