On one hand, someone could say, count your blessings if you are normal looking and have a so called ‘invisible’ disability. On the other hand, everyone’s perception of pain or fear is different. I would not wish Crohn’s disease or that other one I hear about Diverticulitis on anyone.
I’ve met a family where everyone in the last three generations was smart, financially successful, physically very attractive, plus they were very nice (christian) people in general. But Diverticulitis ran rampant in this family among the adult men. The younger ones tended to worry about when it would befall them. Such anxiety tends to make a sensitive stomach system that much worse. They could benefit from genetic research if it has progressed that far yet.
I am a great lookin dude i would love to be less handsome and not struggle with chrons
Had it for years, I have not had an attack for a couple years but it is not fun.