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I was very hesitant to ask for that reason, I respect your privacy :) I am so glad you were able to feel loved, and I hope you continue to feel loved each and every day.

Thank-you for all you do! It must be a wonderful line of work, but I think I can imagine it can sometimes me unbearably difficult. Having experienced pregnancy loss myself has opened my eyes to how frequently losses occur. I'm sure you've witnessed some births that didn't have a happy ending. How do you cope with those losses?

That must be so difficult. I know how hard it can be. Thank God I didn't have Crohns, but I know what it's like to have chronic, swollen, sometimes debilitating pain and have no one else really get it. I know I'm going to get downvoted to hell for this, but the GAPS diet really changed my life. I know Crohns is serious business, but I also know many people with Crohns have been helped in major ways with GAPS and similar diets. Also, no fat is the opposite of what you need anyway because the human body requires fat to function, and especially heal the gut.

First of all, I am so glad you are able to use your experience to enact change. What were the circumstances that landed you in foster care? Were there any homes you stayed in where you witnessed or experienced something very positive?

This is more on the Crohns side than marijuana. Coming from someone who has overcome major stomach issues (chronic pain caused by IBS and Celiac) through dietary changes, what dietary changes have helped you? What changes haven't made a difference?