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Resources

Too often, essential information is hard to find, and advocating for yourself in medical and everyday situations can feel like a constant challenge

This page is designed to provide young people with IBD and their allies the resources they need to better understand the condition, navigate challenges, and advocate for their care

From educational guides to self-advocacy tips, our goal is to equip you with the knowledge and tools to take control of your health and your future

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Professors Guide

Professors Guide to IBD was made for college professors everywhere. Through this educational guide, we strive to give professors a valuable and fair perspective on what it's like to be a student with IBD. We hope that this enables to students to advocate for themselves in a clear and easy way

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A Glance at IBD Anatomy

Understanding the mechanics of IBD and what it means for a body  is an important part of disease empowerment. This graphic is intended to be a basic guide to the Anatomy of IBD and explicate the physical difference between someone with IBD and someone without it.

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IBD & COVID-19

Though we have gotten through the COVID pandemic, it is clear that the virus is here to stay. Infection can be stressful for those with pre-existing conditions and IBD is no exception. For information and research on the relationship between IBD and COVID, take a look at this resource!

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