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Jul 09, 05:07 PM

Here's the truth about mental health: It's OK to not be OK

People with IBD are used to living with pain. While there are times you can push past it, there are also those moments when you just have to submit to it. But giving in doesn’t mean giving up: how many times you fall is less important than how many times you get back up 💜

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