Digestive Disorders Communities: Support Groups

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WebMD Digestive Disorders Community

Got GERD? IBS? Crohns or Colitis? Then you've got expert commentary and support from fellow sufferers right here.
Crohns and Colitis Community

This is a place for members with Crohn's Disease or Ulcerative ibs-support-group Colitis to get information and support.
IBS Support Group

A support group for people with undiagnosed digestive disorders or those diagnosed with IBS.
Celiac Support

A support group for those with Celiac Disease, to come and share!
GERD and Heartburn

Created by reflux.org which has 300 info pages, 100k searchable postings, 20 trained volunteers and members of all ages around the world. Spanish www.reflujoenninos.org

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