Supporting and educating patients and families on the intestinal failure,
intestinal rehabilitation and intestinal and multivisceral transplantation journey.
Join us at our next Webinar on Wednesday, April 23, 2025
4 pm PST/ 6 pm CST/ 7 pm EST
Growing up with Intestinal Failure and Getting a Transplant at 10 Years Old: A Conversation With a Mom and Her Son
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Aamani and Ahkil have agreed to have a conversation in an interview format revealing the hardships and triumphs growing up with intestinal failure from the parent and the child perspective. Join us for this honest and brave question and answer conversation in an interview style.
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We proudly introduce
Intestinal Rehab & Transplant Unwrapped (IRTxU) Gear.
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Show your support and help donate to the intestinal failure, rehab, and transplant community! We have men’s, women’s, and kid’s size clothing items. We also have a versatile tote.
These make great gifts!
We can’t wait to wear our support!
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There are many different colors to choose from. When you choose the colored logo there are 2-3 different colors of apparel. When you choose the white logo there are 3-8 different colors of apparel.
Check out our store on Threadless:
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Community Perspectives:
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How do you enjoy family and holiday times that seem focused on food if you can't eat?
Or if you do eat but food causes issue for you:
How do you model healthy eating habits to children if you cannot eat or food makes you ill?
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"Intestinal Rehab & Transplant Unwrapped and educational programs are a vital resource to the community for intestine transplant and short bowel syndrome. It is so important that patients have educational resources and ways of networking with others and be able to gain a greater understanding of their disease process, a greater understanding of the expectation of what transplant would bring, and a greater resource and ability to reach the larger community around them." ~Dr. Syed-Mohammed Jafri, Henry Ford Health Systems~ and Member of Intestinal Rehab & Transplant Unwrapped Medical Advisory Board.