A Big Adventure in the Small Intestine: Crohn's Little Warrior Suningning

In Suningning's memory, pain is something that can breathe and grow. Since the age of seven, it has quietly lived in her belly, disguised as ordinary "stomach pain" and "indigestion". For five years, she was accustomed to being accompanied by bloating and constipation. Under the diagnosis of "chronic gastritis," she tried hard to be a girl who looked no different from other classmates. Until she was twelve years old, the continuous outbreaks of severe abdominal pain and intestinal obstruction were like a violent brake, pulling her out of her routine campus life. After countless examinations, punctures and unbearable pain, a strange term became a new footnote in her life, Crohn's disease. This is not a short cold, but a long journey that requires a lifetime of coexistence. Medications, special diets, and repeated hospitalizations have become a daily routine, and the self in the mirror has become a little strange because of hormone drugs. Suningning's world once lost its color. However, with the tears and perseverance of her parents, the encouragement of her doctor and nurse sisters, and the company of her "little comrades" who were her fellow patients, she began to grasp her own weapons: knowledge, courage and amazing optimism. This is not a story about overcoming a disease, but about how a girl learns to live in peace with the "quiet forest" in her body. In the gap of pain, redefine normality, sow hope, and grow into a stronger self than you imagined. What she brought back to campus was not only the medicine box, but also a heart that had been polished but became warmer and brighter. I would like to encourage all children and adults who are fighting Crohn's disease, let's work hard together! Purpose: Accept imperfection and make life unique and complete.