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Gastroparesis Awareness 2021 T-Shirt Away

Posted on June 24, 2021July 7, 2021 by Gastroparesis: Fighting For Change

Enter for a chance to win this t-shirt in our first giveaway for

Gastroparesis Awareness Month 2021!!!

  Good luck!

Note: This giveaway is only available to those with a shipping address in the United States.

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Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

08/24/26

Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

Right after diagnosis, I remember being in so much pain and agony that I thought I would die. And I mean that. I truly thought I would not make it. But over time, when experiencing the nearly constant nausea and pain, I began to tell myself, actually say out loud, "It is just pain. It will pass. You will not die." It calmed me and allowed me to get through the worst moments. No one saw this. No one sees it now because I am a master of disguise, playing the part of a "normal" person. But the thing is, the pain and nausea are still there, and I must still endure them every single time they hit. They have not lessened, and they are no more welcome now than at first. I have not "overcome" anything. Do not think for a moment that this is not serious just because I do not moan and cry constantly. It never gets easier, never.This is what it is like for the #Gastroparesis community. We find ways to cope because we have little choice. We are stuck with no cure and no consistently safe and effective symptom control. In fact, we get so good at managing and hiding that people nearly forget we are sick or question whether we truly have this illness. But coping only masks what we feel for a time; it does not take away our illness or our very real symptoms.I started advocating for a reason, and that reason was not to teach coping skills.Why are we still focused on coping? I don’t want us to have to cope; I want us to be cured. We should not have to endure the effects of this illness or the dismissal of the medical world and policymakers who seem to think it is no big deal. I have no desire to convince people that they can live happily with this illness. I want to change the system. I want research and research funding, better physician education, and real solutions for patients. I want the FDA to step up its game and give us access to medications that might help alleviate our symptoms. I want solutions. I want cures.Where is the focus on that?#CureGP #GPChangemakers

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08/24/26

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Reminder: Today!

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Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

08/23/26

Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

The #Gastroparesis community respectfully requests the FDA’s attention. We have one FDA-approved medication (Metoclopramide/Reglan/Gimoti). There have been no novel drugs approved in more than 40 years. The Expanded Access Program for Domperidone ended last year, denying access to one of the few medication alternatives available. We are a community in crisis, and we need consistently safe, reliable, effective treatments and cures.To our #gpchangemakers: You can help by signing the 2 petitions below. Thank you!www.change.org/p/a-petition-to-the-fda-to-improve-care-for-gut-paralysiswww.change.org/p/create-an-office-of-the-patient-advocate-within-the-fda#CureGPU.S. Food and Drug Administration

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Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

08/22/26

Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

The level of dismissal by some physicians is astounding:1. "You can’t have Gastroparesis because you don’t have diabetes."2. "You’re too young to have Gastroparesis."3. "It’s just stress. Gastroparesis is rare."4. It’s not important to get diagnosed because "there’s nothing we can do about it anyway. Try to eat."5. "You look fine. You must be doing better than you think."6. "Lots of women have ‘tummy troubles.’ It’s probably not serious."7. We don’t need to run tests because the nausea and pain you’re experiencing are likely "psychosomatic."Good Doctors, be the #GPChangemakers we need. Learn the basics, hear the patient, run the tests, and take our concerns seriously.#CureGP #Gastroparesis

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08/21/26

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Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

08/21/26

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Gastroparesis Awareness Month Proclamation 2026: Washington Congratulations and many thanks to Ms. Cheryl Lynn Raudebaugh!

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Gastroparesis: Fighting for Change

08/21/26

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Reminder: Starts in one week!#gastroparesis #CureGP #gpchangemakers

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