I wonder why he didn't have surgery and have an ostomy. I had severe UC and would have died as I was so run down, and the meds at the time weren't helping, so surgery was the only option 31 years ago.
ron in mich
Jan 19, 2016 5:18 pm
Hanaleah
Feb 10, 2017 9:28 pm
I love Glen Frey and the Eagles. I wonder the same thing. Was it vanity? I am so happy that I saw them about two years ago in Toronto.
The world will never be the same. It makes me so sad. I remember their first concert, and I thought that Glen Frey was very hot.
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Geekyjen,
Thanks for the reply. I will be seeing my doctor on Friday and mention Entyvio. I did not remain paralyzed for more than 2 days, but it was terrible and I was so scared. The doctors just used alot of xanax and other drugs like that to UN paralyze my joints that were being attacked by the remicade. Turns out I have been diagnosed with LUPUS. It is attacking my nervous system. I had ulcerative colitis in 1996 and they had to remove my colon. Had a J pouch for 10 years, until it started failing. I then got a permanent iliosomy, and I suffer from severe chronic diareha, and I dehydrate frequently. I recently had a proctectomy, and that is when the new autoimmune disorder, Lupus, appeared. I have had two hospital stays now because of the blisters and the paralyzing incident. I will be dealing with this forever now. I have just been working on acceptance.
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