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Colitis Unfiltered

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With Colitis Unfiltered, I explore the many ways ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease and chronic illnesses impact individuals, relationships, work and daily living. We don't talk enough about inflammatory bowel disease. It's time to change that. To raise awareness. To crush stigma. It's time to talk sh*t. Literally. For more stories from the bathroom floor, visit www.colitisunfiltered.com

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22 ott 2026

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Episodi

Two diagnoses, one voice: Mason’s life with Crohn’s and autism 22.10.2026

🎙️ In episode 29 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Mason, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at 17 after experiencing severe abdominal pain, significant weight loss and difficulty eating. Already diagnosed with autism at the age of nine, Mason suddenly found himself navigating two very different conditions, with doctors, teachers and even those closest to him sometimes struggling...

Crohn’s, an ostomy and acceptance: Dana’s life beyond surgery 08.10.2026

🎙️ In episode 28 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Dana, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at just 15 after developing severe diarrhea, stomach pain and vomiting. By the time she saw a gastroenterologist, her iron levels were dangerously low, requiring hospitalization and a blood transfusion before a colonoscopy finally confirmed her diagnosis. 💊 Dana talks about spending the n...

Ulcerative colitis, resilience and research: Maria’s refusal to give up 24.09.2026

🎙️ In episode 27 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Maria, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 23 after months of blood in her stool and becoming so sick she could barely stay awake. After initially reaching remission quickly, she stopped her medication while feeling well, unaware of just how serious the consequences could be. 💊 Years later, Maria entered a flare that she is...

IBD, treatment failure and hope: Savannah’s search for remission 10.09.2026

🎙️ In episode 26 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Savannah, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at just 16 after severe abdominal cramping, blood in her stool and relentless urgency began disrupting her life. Growing up in rural Tennessee with limited access to specialists, she was bounced between doctors before a colonoscopy at Vanderbilt finally gave her an answer. 💊 Savann...

IBD, masculinity and shame: Jack’s road to speaking out 27.08.2026

🎙 In episode 25 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Jack, who first started experiencing blood in his stool at just 14 years old. Misdiagnosed two years later, it would take years of pain and symptoms before a colonoscopy finally revealed the truth: Jack was living with ulcerative colitis. 🤐 Jack and I talk about spending years hiding his IBD, pushing through painful flares at work, a...

IBD, intimacy and self-worth: Trina’s mission to rebuild confidence 13.08.2026

🎙️ In episode 24 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Trina, whose years of severe gastrointestinal symptoms eventually led to a life-threatening bowel perforation, emergency surgery, and the removal of 75% of her large intestine. After initially struggling to accept an ileostomy, she spent the next decade trying to avoid another one before ultimately choosing a permanent ostomy and rec...

IBD, an ostomy and a new purpose: Alicia's path to advocacy 30.07.2026

🎙️ In episode 23 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Alicia, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at just 14 after years of unexplained stomach pain, bleeding, and symptoms that were repeatedly dismissed. Within months of her diagnosis, her condition became so severe that she lost her colon and woke up from emergency surgery with an ostomy she never had the chance to prepare for....

Pain, Crohn’s and perspective: Victoria’s seasonal IBD flares 16.07.2026

🎙️ In episode 22 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Victoria, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at 24 after years of brushing off bloating, cramping and changes in her bowel habits. Despite having a brother with Crohn’s, Victoria never imagined she could have the same disease until the pain became so severe she could barely walk. 💉 After blood tests revealed high levels of infla...

Crohn’s, motherhood and advocacy: Harriet’s fight to reclaim her life 01.07.2026

In episode 21 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Harriet, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at 22 after years of believing she simply had IBS. With a family history of Crohn’s, blood in her stool led to a colonoscopy, years of uncertainty, and eventually a diagnosis that would completely change her life. After trying multiple medications, developing allergic reactions, losing res...

Crohn’s, motherhood and resilience: Liesel’s refusal to give up 04.06.2026

In this episode of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Liesel, who started experiencing swollen knees, extreme fatigue, weight loss, and abdominal pain while in college. It would take nearly two years before blood in the toilet finally led to a colonoscopy and a Crohn’s diagnosis. Liesel talks about navigating life with a chronic illness long before online communities and social media exi...

Ulcerative colitis, gut health and remission: Kylie’s naturopathic IBD journey 21.05.2026

In episode 19 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Kylie, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 35 after suddenly experiencing urgency, bleeding, and symptoms she immediately knew were not normal. What started shortly before her daughter’s first birthday quickly turned into a confusing diagnosis, unanswered questions, and years of feeling alone in a system that never seemed to fu...

Crohn’s at nine, control and letting go: Kyle’s IBD evolution 08.05.2026

In episode 18 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Kyle, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at just nine years old after months of vomiting, severe stomach pain, diarrhea, and exhaustion. What began as a confusing childhood illness quickly turned into a lifelong battle with active inflammation, failed medications, and a body that never seemed to fully cooperate. Diagnosed in element...

Flares, denial and acceptance: Jaime’s J-Pouch journey 23.04.2026

In this episode of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Jaime, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 25 after months of severe symptoms she initially ignored, despite correctly self-diagnosing herself online. What started as abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fatigue quickly escalated into hospitalizations, failed medications, and a body breaking down faster than she could process. Diagn...

Colitis diagnosis, surgery and survival: Clare’s IBD turning point 08.04.2026

In episode 16 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Clare, who was diagnosed with indeterminate colitis after a sudden and severe onset of symptoms that landed her in the hospital. With no clear diagnosis and little information available at the time, she was thrown into a confusing and frightening start to life with inflammatory bowel disease. Diagnosed as a teenager and navigating years...

IBD, surgery and acceptance: Jess’ long colitis battle 26.03.2026

In this episode of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Jess, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 32 after years of being told it was “just IBS.” What began with mucus, bleeding, and exhaustion quickly turned into a relentless cycle of flares, medications, and uncertainty that took a serious toll on her mental health. Diagnosed in adulthood and facing worsening symptoms every year...

Ambition, Crohn’s and acceptance: Lewis’ new IBD normal 12.03.2026

In episode 14 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Lewis, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 23 after waking up one day with relentless diarrhea, bleeding, and inflammation that doctors described as “off the charts.” Fit, healthy, and in the best shape of his life, Lewis had no warning signs before his body suddenly changed overnight. After months of waiting for a colonoscopy...

The long way to diagnosis and recovery: Sarah's ostomy​​ marathon 26.02.2026

In episode 13 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Sarah, whose IBD symptoms began at just 15 years old. What followed were eight years of colonoscopies, misdiagnoses, eating disorder accusations, and being told it was “just IBS” before she finally received a diagnosis of ulcerative colitis at 23. Through law school stress, repeated flares, and worsening symptoms, Sarah tried to power t...

Crohn’s, loss of control and acceptance: Oktober’s hard IBD reset 12.02.2026

In episode 12 of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Oktober, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at 18 after months of relentless bathroom trips, joint pain, exhaustion, and rapid weight loss. What began during a stressful year quickly escalated into six years of failed biologics, steroid cycles, and a life shrinking around the nearest toilet. After losing response to every available...

Ulcerative colitis, surgery and humor: Janelle’s decision to let go 29.01.2026

In this episode of the Colitis Unfiltered podcast, I speak with Janelle, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 25 after years of confusing symptoms, mucus, bleeding, and the constant fear that something was seriously wrong. What began as manageable flares slowly turned into nearly two decades of pain, accidents, and a body that kept pushing her to the edge. Diagnosed in her mid-twenties, Ja...

Childhood IBD, Surgery and an Ostomy: Kristin’s long road forward 15.01.2026

In this episode of the Talking Sh*t podcast, I speak with Kristin, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at just nine years old after months of severe diarrhea, urgency, weight loss, and bleeding. What followed was an 87-day hospital stay, a long stretch of steroid dependence, and a childhood shaped by chronic illness long before she could understand what it meant. Diagnosed in elementary scho...

Ulcerative colitis, surgery and a stoma: Ant’s life with a bag 29.12.2025

In episode 9 of the Talking Sh*t podcast, I speak with Ant, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at 19 in the UK. What began as worsening diarrhea, pain, and blood was repeatedly dismissed, until a colonoscopy finally revealed severe colitis and the start of a long, exhausting treatment journey. After more than a decade of medications, steroids, biologics, and cycling in and out of remission,...

Childhood Crohn’s, ostomy and nursing: Leah’s long way back 18.12.2025

In this episode of the Talking Sh*t podcast, I speak with Leah, who was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at just nine years old after months of fatigue, weight loss, and bloody diarrhea. What began as a frightening childhood illness quickly became a life shaped by hospital stays, international moves, failed treatments, and major surgeries. Diagnosed during her early school years and living with an o...

Motherhood, IBD and PhD: Kelli’s long road to remission 04.12.2025

In this episode of the Talking Sh*t podcast, I sit down with Dr. Kelli DuBois, who was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at age 22, following months of hidden bleeding, escalating pain and one humiliating ER visit. Newly married and caring for a one-year-old, she had to navigate a disease she’d never heard of and a medical system that didn’t prepare her for what life with IBD would really mean. Ke...

From high school to the hospital: Kinsey's life with a J-pouch 20.11.2025

In this episode of the Talking Sh*t podcast, I speak with Kinsey, who started experiencing stomach pain, fatigue, weight loss and bloody stool soon after a big family move. It would take nearly a year before Kinsey finally got a colonoscopy and a clear answer. Diagnosed with colitis at just 15 years old, and now living with a J-pouch, Kinsey talks about navigating treatments, and the impact of her...

From PhD to IBD: Yasmin’s scientific Crohn’s journey 30.10.2025

In this episode of the Talking Sh*t podcast, I speak with Yasmin, who didn’t expect her gut to become the biggest disruptor when she relocated to Los Angeles. We dive into her powerful and personal journey from the lab to the hospital. Diagnosed with Crohn’s disease on her 31st birthday, Yasmin opens up about the rapid unraveling of her health, the emotional toll of living with an invisible illnes...

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