April is IBS Awareness Month, and Georgina Croke shares her story of living with irritable bowel syndrome since she was 21. Initially mistaking her symptoms for exam nerves during her college days, she later realized the condition's impact on her daily life. Now 48, Croke continues to manage her IBS, emphasizing the importance of awareness and understanding around the condition, especially as many suffer in silence. Her experiences highlight the challenges faced and the coping strategies that can enhance overall well-being.
In recognizing IBS Awareness Month, Georgina Croke recalls her initial symptoms at 21, linked to exam nerves, leading to missed college days due to her condition.
Facing irritable bowel syndrome for nearly three decades has shaped Croke's life, influencing her daily activities and pushing her to find effective management strategies.
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