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When I called to schedule my procedure, I asked for the Suprep kit, which involves a smaller amount of liquid: a split dose of 2, 6-ounce bottles mixed with 10 ounces of water taken the evening before and again in the morning several hours prior to the colonoscopy. I also asked the nurse for a prescription for Zofran, as my fear of nausea and vomiting border on phobia, and I read horror stories of not being able to tolerate the prep.

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Mary Leopold, MA, LCSW

General Practitioners

Colonoscopy
When I called to schedule my procedure, I asked for the Suprep kit, which involves a smaller amount of liquid: a split dose of 2, 6-ounce bottles mixed with 10 ounces of water taken the evening before and again in the morning several hours prior to the colonoscopy. I also asked the nurse for a prescription for Zofran, as my fear of nausea and vomiting border on phobia, and I read horror stories of not being able to tolerate the prep.
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Last year, on the very day I turned 50, the patient portal at my doctor’s office reminded me to schedule my first colonoscopy. I am a rule follower extraordinaire, but my fear (bordering on phobia) of the colonoscopy prep was greater than my need to check it off my list. I finally bit the bullet and learned that I am not alone in fearing the prep, despite my knowledge about colon cancer and the importance of early screening. According to the American Cancer Society, only 40% of people over the age of 50 are being screened for colon cancer, fear being one of the major reasons why people avoid the screening. If detected early, colorectal cancer has a 90% survival rate; it can take as many as 10-15 years for a polyp to become cancerous.

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In addition to positively impacting the endocannabinoid system, CBD has been the subject of more than 23,000 published studies in relation to its various medical indications, including the treatment of anxiety, epilepsy, inflammation, cancer, chronic pain, nausea and vomiting, psychosis, neurological disorders, and various other conditions.

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With the strong belief that many of us have lost the connection between mind and body, I obtained my certifications in Yoga for the Special Child (2005) and Radiant Child Yoga (2006), merging my decades-long passion for yoga and working with children of all ability levels. Although I no longer teach yoga in a studio setting, I maintain my own practice and frequently use yoga techniques such as breathing, guided relaxation, movement, and visualization in my work with clients of all ages. In July 2017, I completed my health coach certification through the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, further expanding my interest in the connection between mental health and integrative nutrition.
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In 1989, I graduated Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Princeton University with a bachelor’s degree in religion and later obtained a master’s degree in religion from the University of Chicago in 1992, studying the intersection of psychology and religion. In 1994, I completed my master’s degree from the University of Chicago’s School of Social Service Administration specializing in clinical social work. I worked with a profoundly diverse client population in a southwest-side community mental health center and the outpatient psychiatry departments of two large hospitals before beginning to build my private practice. Since 1999, I have worked exclusively in private practice.
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