1. You’re Always Keeping Track of the Nearest Bathroom A restaurant bathroom, hotel lobby toilet, or a rest stop along the highway may barely register to someone without IBD. But for people with unpredictable GI symptoms who worry about the sudden urge to go, tracking down the nearest bathroom may become second nature. “You need to know where the next bathroom is,” Batalion says. “And you hope it’s private and it’s far away [from other people]. It’s something that you’re just always conscious of and goes into the planning of any social event or experience.” It’s a shared experience for people with IBD . Since they started speaking more…
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