I took two bites of Christmas dinner — now I have an incurable condition | New York Post
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as posted by the channelA college student who said she fell mysteriously ill two Christmases ago has been raising awareness about her chronic disease on TikTok.
Lucy Harman, 20, from England, claims she lost 56 pounds in 30 days soon after beginning her studies in 2020.
She recalled feeling weak, enduring constant stomachaches and spotting blood in her stool. She said she refused to believe anything was seriously wrong until she was home for Christmas dinner.
Harman said she took two bites of her holiday meal before she seemed to pass out on the couch.
She remembered waking up in a hospital room to the news she was suffering severe malnutrition and dehydration. She said she remained in the hospital for treatment with steroids and immunosuppressants.
After an MRI scan, Harman was reportedly diagnosed with Crohn’s disease, an incurable condition that causes digestive tract inflammation and irritation.
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