Episode 3 Giving people a voice - My Mental Health and Crohns - Carl's Story

Carl was diagnosed with Crohns disease and he tells us how he has coped. Mental health within Crohns is not always spoken about. It is hidden and many people feel embarressed about the disease. Carl speaks wonderfully about his story and hopefully this will also help others out there.

[@clairelewis9745]

Another great episode Josh , such a great style you have ❤

[@AndriaBobbles]

Loving your series so far Josh, came followed you after you popped up on TT & YT is somewhere i spend more time! Crohns is debilitating & not widely known about, so it's great to see this bring talked about. My mate Ryan has crohns & has had many ops, been seriously unwell with it but has also done so much in his life & does fundraising too. Look forward to your future episodes 😊

[@jacquelinebootman7004]

Interesting to hear this story ❤

[@shariprince3079]

Thanks for making this documentary. Having had Candida issues most of my life this documentary makes me want to go find a gastrointestinal doctor to check further into my issues since they seem to be getting worse as I get much older. Thanks for telling the story.

[@dawnferguson3576]

Wow what an eye opening episode. I will push to have more tests to check if I have crohns disease. I have alot of the symptoms too. Great work josh ❤

[@clairelewis9745]

I feel for this guy, I had mine because my mum is vulnerable and one of my sons , shortly after the second one I had a brain haemorrhage. Not had another since as neurologist told me not to.

[@PaulaRogerson]

It’s an awful disease! My friend has it. Loving your work Josh. Carl did I meet you in coopers one night in Liverpool ?

[@carlsmith3309]

No besut never been there, maybe it's my dople ganger

[@PaulaRogerson]

@@carlsmith3309 your double

[@kristiinakemppainen7419]

Thank you for shareing. 😊🫶

[@annasaysthings]

shoutout to unseen disabilities