u/Gribblie

Ive been given a 3 month trial course ofJorveza budesonide tablets. The elimination diet couldnt find my trigger so these are being tested instead. Since being on them I have actually felt a lot better and dont feel as conscious about eating. I just had a gastroscopy to take followup biopsies. They said i only had mild furrowing.

I never really had any strong symptoms before i got a food impaction in 2024 and had to go to A&E, where i also got diagnosed. I guess what im trying to say is im scared that even though i feel reduced symptoms on these tablets, my biopsies will show no remission. I dont want to get too relaxed with my eating and get food stuck again.

Has anyone else here felt the same?

27F. All my previous work places have been very discriminatory but i was finally transferred to a department that is comfortable.

The one before my current one was the worst. I faced heavy alienation and exclusion in a large and very clicky office. They were not subtle enough about laughing behind my back whilst i was in the same space either.

I had my accommodations put in place but my managers tone felt like she HAD to do it because of legal reasons more than anything else. That office made me feel so so stupid and useless because even with my acommodations i was still very behind. I was less than human to them.

I have a special interest in spiders and one particular colleague would talk down about spiders whilst i was around as a way to insult me but just using spiders in place of me, if that makes sense? She also always referred to me but rarely spoke to me 1st person. Always in a very low irrated tone. She wasnt the only one.

Turns out they had lied about being disability confident in my case and I was finally accepted to rotate to a different, quieter and smaller department. No more working super late once a week, no more surprise work that would set me back an hour. Just a small office to myself and friendly people that willingly make small talk with me but also have a good balance of keeping to ourselves.

Tbf I got very lucky but I finally did it. I never thought I would ever be here. Now i can finally get on with an easier workload and feel like I belong.