What to Expect When You Get Your First Feeding Tube?
No one expects to end up with a feeding tube, and your first experience can come with a large learning curve. We know the feeling, and
No one expects to end up with a feeding tube, and your first experience can come with a large learning curve. We know the feeling, and
At this year’s Oley Conference, the Mighty Well team had the opportunity to connect with potential partners, who share a socially conscious mission to not only improve
My name is Gracie Gardner, I’m 16 years old and living with Idiopathic Gastroparesis. Living with this disorder is definitely not easy to cope with.
A feeding tube isn’t a tool of convenience nor is it a sure sign that someone is terminally ill. A child doesn’t get a feeding
My name is Shannon, I’m 22, and I’ve suffered from a chronic illness my whole life. I have Gastroparesis, which causes the muscles and nerves
Living at home with a feeding tube can be challenging, but with the right resources, information, and support, it is possible to maintain a good
With any chronic illness, going out can feel daunting. What if something happens that triggers my symptoms? What if I can’t take care of my body’s
New to the world of feeding tubes? Looking for some feeding tube resources? Here are our favorites to get you going: Understanding the types Before
No one expects to end up with a feeding tube, and your first experience can come with a large learning curve. We know the feeling, and
New to the world of feeding tubes? Looking for some feeding tube resources? Here are our favorites to get you going: Understanding the types Before
Feeding tubes can be a lifesaver – literally. They enable our bodies to absorb the nutrients we need to heal. While tubes are wonderful inventions,
No one expects to end up with a feeding tube, and your first experience can come with a large learning curve. We know the feeling, and
We often think of eating as an integral part of human existence. But for many people with GI challenges, eating and drinking may not be the
My name is Gracie Gardner, I’m 16 years old and living with Idiopathic Gastroparesis. Living with this disorder is definitely not easy to cope with.