Many thanks to Ms. Corina Castillo and Gastroparesis Graphics for providing this personalized holiday frame for our Gastroparesis community!
If you would like to have this graphic personalized with your name and photo, please comment below with the photo you would like to use and how you would like your name to appear on the graphic.
Please visit our website at www.curegp.org and our advocacy group at www.facebook.com/groups/GPMarch/ for additional information regarding Gastroparesis and related advocacy opportunities! … See MoreSee Less
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This #GivingTuesday, give the gift of hope!
In one moment, the diagnosis of a digestive motility disorder can radically alter someone’s life. And in one moment, YOU can change their lives for the better with your donation.
The Association of Gastrointestinal Motility Disorders (AGMD) serves patients and families whose lives have been impacted by life-changing and often debilitating digestive motility disorders through awareness and outreach efforts, education, support programs, and advocacy. Through symposiums, conferences, online and in-person support and educational group meetings, outreach, and compilation and dissemination of information, we function as an integral educational resource for digestive motility diseases and disorders, serve as an important information clearinghouse for members of the medical, scientific and nutritional communities, and provide a forum of support for patients and their families. And, most importantly, we understand the great need and offer hope, a guiding light, to those who sometimes feel lost, alone, and hopeless.
Your generous contribution will help ensure that the millions of those living with digestive motility disorders will continue to receive the information and support they so desperately need from a trusted and reliable source. Please visit www.agmdhope.org for additional information about digestive motility orders and our organization.
Thank you!
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LOOKING FOR OTHER WAYS TO DONATE TO AGMD?
You can donate securely online through our website at www.agmdhope.org/donate/. We welcome monetary and in-kind contributions and appreciate your donations of time, talents, skills, and services. We also participate in the following programs:
Smile Amazon (smile.amazon.com): You can support our cause simply by shopping as you normally would! Select “The Association of Gastrointestinal Motility Disorders, Inc.” as your charity, and AGMD will automatically receive a portion of the proceeds.
Goodshop (www.goodshop.com): When you select AGMD as your charity of choice, a percentage of your purchases is donated to our cause.
PayPal Giving Fund (www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/120544): PayPal donations to the AGMD are tax-deductible and fee-free.
Giving Assistant (givingassistant.org): This shopping rewards program allows you to donate your cash-back earnings to the nonprofit of your choice.This #GivingTuesday, give the gift of hope!
In one moment, the diagnosis of a digestive motility disorder can radically alter someone’s life. And in one moment, YOU can change their lives for the better with your donation.
The Association of Gastrointestinal Motility Disorders (AGMD) serves patients and families whose lives have been impacted by life-changing and often debilitating digestive motility disorders through awareness and outreach efforts, education, support programs, and advocacy. Through symposiums, conferences, online and in-person support and educational group meetings, outreach, and compilation and dissemination of information, we function as an integral educational resource for digestive motility diseases and disorders, serve as an important information clearinghouse for members of the medical, scientific and nutritional communities, and provide a forum of support for patients and their families. And, most importantly, we understand the great need and offer hope, a guiding light, to those who sometimes feel lost, alone, and hopeless.
Your generous contribution will help ensure that the millions of those living with digestive motility disorders will continue to receive the information and support they so desperately need from a trusted and reliable source. Please visit www.agmdhope.org for additional information about digestive motility orders and our organization.
Thank you!
***********************************************************************
LOOKING FOR OTHER WAYS TO DONATE TO AGMD?
You can donate securely online through our website at www.agmdhope.org/donate/. We welcome monetary and in-kind contributions and appreciate your donations of time, talents, skills, and services. We also participate in the following programs:
Smile Amazon (smile.amazon.com): You can support our cause simply by shopping as you normally would! Select “The Association of Gastrointestinal Motility Disorders, Inc.” as your charity, and AGMD will automatically receive a portion of the proceeds.
Goodshop (www.goodshop.com): When you select AGMD as your charity of choice, a percentage of your purchases is donated to our cause.
PayPal Giving Fund (www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/120544): PayPal donations to the AGMD are tax-deductible and fee-free.
Giving Assistant (givingassistant.org): This shopping rewards program allows you to donate your cash-back earnings to the nonprofit of your choice. … See MoreSee Less
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Jen Yingling
Posted 11/29/19
Anyone here with littles with Gastroparesis? My daughter is 1 1/2 and has been being treated for Gastroparesis for a year now. Shes on meds 3x daily. My question is… anyone see such random results. Things go well one day anx the next they dont eat. She also when she is on meds wants only bottles and csn slam them! When not on meds she eats small bottles and small amounts of food.
But today she ate a ham and cheese sandwich for lunch at 12:30pm took a 3 hour nap, woke up, went to thanksgiving and ate one cracker no dinner came home drank one ounce of formula. Possibility sandwich just fillled her up?
So frustrating because she really isnt to the age where she can tell me. Just looking for experience ……. i feel like meds work some days and not others and I cannot get her off a bottle. … See MoreSee Less
