Resources

Helpful Resources

Curated links and tools to help you understand GM, advocate for yourself, and find specialists.

Free printable · 16 pages

GM Medical Binder Kit

A printable binder with a cover page, emergency info, timeline, physician list, medication and symptom logs, imaging, biopsy and lab trackers, surgery notes, appointment templates, questions for your doctor, insurance tracker, remission milestones, and a monthly reflection page — everything you need in one calm place.

  • Binder cover — "My GM Journey"
  • Emergency information sheet
  • Medical timeline
  • Physician contact list
  • Medication log
  • Symptom & flare tracker
  • Daily pain tracker
  • Imaging log
  • Biopsy & pathology tracker
  • Lab results tracker
  • Surgery / procedure log
  • Appointment notes template
  • Questions for my doctor
  • Insurance & billing tracker
  • Remission milestones journal
  • Monthly health reflection
Download the binder kit (PDF)
Free printable · 7 pages

My Support Circle

A gentle printable worksheet to map out the people who walk with you through GM — the ones to call on hard days, drivers for appointments, meal and childcare helpers, and what kind of support actually helps you most.

  • My emergency contact
  • People I can call on a hard day
  • Who can drive me to appointments
  • Meals & childcare helpers
  • What I want my family to understand
  • What kind of support helps me most
Download My Support Circle (PDF)

Questions To Ask Your Doctor

  • Do I need a biopsy, and what type do you recommend?
  • Have other conditions — infection, tuberculosis, cancer — been ruled out?
  • Have you cultured for Corynebacterium?
  • What treatment options are best for my specific case?
  • What are the chances of recurrence with each treatment?
  • How will we monitor response, and how often?
  • Are there clinicians on your team familiar with GM specifically?
Medical disclaimer. This page is educational and is not a substitute for diagnosis or treatment by a qualified medical professional. Information is reviewed periodically against published literature. Always consult your physician.