Product Description
This newly revised edition includes new research and insights to help everyone newly diagnosed with IBD come to terms with their condition and the accompanying lifestyle changes – along with other vital information about IBD.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 23 reviews)

A great resource by Tasha

5 Stars
November 05, 2009
This book was recommended to my by my GI APRN. It was a great help as I was learning about my diagnosis. It continues to be a good resource. I highly encourage you to get it if you are recently diagnosised with Crohn's. Even the information that I already knew, was put in such a clear way that it helped to quiet my thoughts so that I could understand the next steps in my treatment.

Crohns disease by Marsha J. Kerr

3 Stars
September 19, 2009
Had some good information but a bit disappointed as it quickly turned into a diet book with a new life style. Not what I was hoping to find and be helpful for me.

VERY INFORMATIVE by Cynthia D. Williams

5 Stars
August 20, 2009
I LEARNED MORE FROM READING JILL'S BOOK THAN FROM THE DOCTORS I HAVE TALKED WITH CONCERNING UC. I HAVE NOT HAD THE CONDITION A LONG TIME AND DID NOT KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT. AFTER DOWNLOADING THE BOOK ON MY KINDLE I COULD NOT STOP READING UNTIL I FINISHED IT.EVERYONE WHO HAS CROHNS OR UC NEEDS TO READ IT , TO FULLY UNDERSTAND THE ILLNESS OF IBD.

Most helpful Crohn's Book! by A. Lounsbury (Virginia)

5 Stars
August 03, 2009
This book was incredibly helpful in explaining the disease and all aspects from both a personal coping point of view and a scientific or fact based view. It was great to get a fact based explanation on each chapter and also to have a more personal section for each chapter as well. This book helped me to better understand my disease and how to cope with it. I would suggest this book to any newly dianosed IBD patient. It was incredibly helpful for me and I've loaned to family members as well, so that they can better understand the disease and how to help me cope. So many thanks to Jill Sklar! It's nice to hear all this info from an educated person who is actually an IBD patient. Some of this is scary and she really helps to prepare you for the worst and the best.

Great Book by Elizabeth G. Sheehan

5 Stars
June 16, 2009
Like Jill, my boyfriend's colitis was "worst case senario" - it was helpful hearing someone else's experience through each step and all the way through surgeries and beyond. Very informative and reassuring for both those who have mild cases and those who have more severe colitis or crohns.

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