Read recent news and updates about our work at Guts UK Charity.
This Gastroparesis Awareness Month, Michael shares his experiences. We’re shining a light on what it’s like to live with gastroparesis. For Michael, he developed heartburn, reflux and vomiting just after starting university.
Magda describes her gastritis symptoms as being like someone is inside her stomach with a razor blade, pouring acid onto it. Keen to raise awareness and funds, Magda shares her story and fundraising challenge to...
David was diagnosed with Hirschsprung’s disease when he was just a few months old. In January 1986, he had surgery to form an ileostomy and has since had it reversed. He wants to raise vital...
Rachel lives with Crohn’s disease and has also had a temporary stoma. For Rachel, running the London Landmarks Half Marathon for Guts UK helped her to show that people living with digestive conditions can still...
Sehba’s symptoms began during her GCSE and A-Levels. It got to the point where she kept having stomach aches, he hair was falling out, and she felt really tired despite getting eight hours of sleep....
This Coeliac Disease Awareness Month, Grace shares her experiences. We’re shining a light on what it’s like to live with coeliac disease. For Grace, her diagnosis came at 18, just as she was starting university.
Steve shares his bowel cancer story and shares, “If you have blood in your poo, it needs checking out. Don’t put it off.”
Griffin shares his experiences with IBS. He wants others to know that digestive conditions, such as IBS, and their impact on people need more awareness.
Cherylyn shares her Crohn’s disease story. She is keen to spread the message that “you are not less because of your condition. You are good enough. To live with Crohn’s disease takes a lot of...
We’re thrilled to launch our online Memory Garden and invite you to create a tribute in memory of your loved one in support of Guts UK, the national charity for the digestive system. The Memory...
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