She used to be Wonder Woman... now she's a celebrity spokeswoman for Irritable Bowel Syndrome. There are jokes here, I suppose. For one, her lasso probably isn't gold-colored this time around.
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While IBS is not a life-threatening disorder, it does impact the individual's quality of life. Many studies have shown that people with IBS miss more work or school, and it can force people to constantly rearrange social plans, decline promotions at work, and avoid traveling.
"Think about your lifestyle and having to know where a bathroom is at all times," Carter says. "I can think about when
I had eaten something wrong and all you want to do is go home, you don't want to be out. You just want to crawl into bed and not do anything. People with IBS live that way and make excuses to their families."