Reply to "PSC/UC"

Miscarris:

I'm in the same boat as you! I'm 32, and I have PSC/UC. They found dysplasia in my ascending colon after a regular colonoscopy in October. Now, I'm scheduled for the first surgery to remove my colon at the end of January.

In looking online for other people's stories, yours is the first where you are relatively healthy going into surgery. Like you, I'm hopeful that not being sick will help make recovery as quick and easy as possible. It's kind of hard, though. As I'm not sick going into this whole thing, I feel like the "new normal" is going to be harder to accept (I already feel fine. Not having a colon won't fix any pain or bowel issues).

Anyways, I hope things go well for you with your surgery in January! If you want to chat ever, I'd be on board for that.

Autumn

12/30/172:43 AM

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