IBD Journal
Your journey with IBD is deeply personal and understanding how you feel is crucial in managing it effectively. Our journal is a tool to help you monitor your daily experiences, from pain levels to sleep patterns, giving you a better grasp of your IBD journey. Many find relief through dietary management, and our journal simplifies tracking foods and their effects on how you feel. It's organized to make sharing detailed insights with your doctor easier, aiming to improve your quality of life in your journey with IBD.
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Customer Reviews
I love everything I’ve ordered, from the journal to the infusion hoodie to the tote! So well designed and really nice quality. Also that lap blanket is so soft!!
Love the journal. Helps me keep track of items I need to talk to my neurologist about
This journal is great! I got it for my husband who was just recently diagnosed with Crohns. We are still figuring out what foods work with or against him and this provides an easy way to track symptoms. My only ask would be for a black cover option! The cream journal is neutral but my husband mentioned how it still felt feminine.
Really easy to use
I have to have a little humor about it being a poo diary. This is for my daughter. We waited to buy this as soon as it became available. It's pretty and discreet and makes you feel pampered because it's easy to write in, read, and very well bound. It's not flimsy at all. It came in very useful at the Dr. I was able to tell him exactly what was going on with my daughter. She is the one using the journal, but this disease is a family affair and the journal let's me and her know exactly what is happening.