My Journey

My stomach issues were terrible during this time and this job was not supportive at all and didn't let me work at home anymore.

My previous employer told me in my performance review that they had never worked with someone who was as sick as I was.

Between all of these diets, the only things I could really eat were protein, a few vegetables, and a few carbs.

My stool test results went from a 10 for inflammation to a 0 this time around! Finally test results that show improvement.

My goal with this new diet, or as I like to call it, “lifestyle change,” was to heal my stomach pains and to heal my gut.

After my first visit with everyone at 180, I could tell that they truly cared about getting to the root cause/problem of my stomach issues.

Some of my pains seemed like they were related to hormones and my menstrual cycle, so I decided to see my gynecologist.

The doctor's diagnosis of IBS is basically their way of saying “there’s something wrong with you, but we don’t know what it is.”

I started experiencing new symptoms, where I would feel like someone was pulling me down to one side of my body; it didn’t matter which side

I had a camera shoved up my rear end and down my throat; thankfully not the same camera and not at the same time.

My husband jokes that he is the cause of my stomach issues since the pains started on our wedding night.