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I’m over apologizing for my invisible illness. The words “I’m sorry” have left my mouth so many times over the past two years. But while others use these words to apologize for mistakes, I’ve been using them to apologize for my invisible illness. Two years ago I was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis, a form of inflammatory bowel disease , after undergoing an emergency operation to remove my large bowel after it was found to be 30 minutes from perforating. I was given a stoma bag, of which I lived with for 10 months, before undergoing a reversal to join me back up and remove the bag. But bag or no bag, I’ve still found myself apologizing for an illness that is out of my control. The words “I’m sorry” have come about in many situations involving my illness. I have lost count of the amount of times I have felt the need to apologize to people angrily waiting outside for me to finish up in the disabled toilets, only to find out I’m not physically disabled. People don’t seem to underst...