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For many people, being diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can be an overwhelming and confusing time, and living with the symptoms can have a significant impact on day to day life, both from a personal and professional perspective. For many people, work is an important part of life, and your IBD shouldn&rsquo;t stop you having the job you want. &lsquo;My IBD Journey: IBD in the Workplace&rsquo; provides support and advice about looking for a new job, how best to talk about your condition with your colleagues, and practical advice about managing IBD at work. This video has been produced by Janssen, in collaboration with the European Federation of Crohn&rsquo;s and Ulcerative Colitis Associations (EFCCA). For more information about EFCCA, please visit www.efcca.org.

My IBD Journey: IBD in the Workplace

Watch as artist Billie Bond explains the Breaking Depression campaign, where the art of kintsugi is used to portray the stories inspired by eight real people living with major depressive disorder (MDD). Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken objects with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, treating breakage as part of the history of an object, rather than something to conceal. The ceramic sculptures featured in Breaking Depression act as visual metaphors, which convey that with time, care and patience, people with MDD can begin the healing process. With 1 in 4 people affected by mental health problems during their lifetime, Breaking Depression aims to raise awareness of the challenges of living with different types of depression, including MDD.1 The campaign has been initiated by Janssen, with support from the Global Alliance of Mental Illness Advocacy Networks-Europe (GAMIAN-Europe). Visit <a class="simple-link" title="https://www.breakingdepression.eu/" href="https://www.breakingdepression.eu/">https://www.breakingdepression.eu/</a> and follow #BreakingDepression to find out more. 1. WHO. World Health Report. Available at <a class="simple-link" title="http://www.who.int/whr/2001/media_centre/press_release/en/." href="http://www.who.int/whr/2001/media_centre/press_release/en/.">http://www.who.int/whr/2001/media_centre/press_release/en/.</a> Date accessed: September 2019.

Breaking Depression: creating the campaign with kintsugi artist Billie Bond

For many people, being diagnosed with an IBD can be an overwhelming and confusing time, and living with the symptoms can have a significant impact on daily life. Receiving the right support and advice can help people overcome some of the challenges of living with an IBD and lead a fulfilling life. Support and advice can come in many different forms because everyone&rsquo;s needs are different. &ldquo;My IBD Journey: Mission: Remission&rdquo; explains the different types of remission. It provides advice on how you can work towards achieving remission, and the importance of staying on track with your treatment.&nbsp; This video has been produced by Janssen, in collaboration with the European Federation of Crohn&rsquo;s and Ulcerative Colitis Associations (EFCCA). For more information about EFCCA, please visit <a class="simple-link" title="http://www.efcca.org/" href="http://www.efcca.org/">http://www.efcca.org/</a>

My IBD Journey - Mission: Remission

You can hear the experiences and challenges that a person with psoriasis encounters.

Adventures of a patient living with psoriasis

The life of a patient with psoriasis

For many people, diagnosis with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) can be an overwhelming and confusing time. Not just for the person with the condition, but also for those who are close to them. Being able to move forward following a diagnosis is important. People need to have the confidence to know that they can live well with their condition. &ldquo;My IBD Journey: life after IBD diagnosis&rdquo; is based on the real-life experiences of people with IBD and provides advice and suggested positive steps people can take as they look to the future. This video has been produced by Janssen, in collaboration with the European Federation of Crohn&rsquo;s and Ulcerative Colitis Associations (EFCCA). For more information about EFCCA, please visit <a class="simple-link" title="http://www.efcca.org/" href="http://www.efcca.org/">http://www.efcca.org/</a>

My IBD Journey: life after IBD diagnosis

For many people, being diagnosed with an IBD can be an overwhelming and confusing time, and living with the symptoms can have a significant impact on daily life. Receiving the right support and advice can help people overcome some of the challenges of living with an IBD and lead a fulfilling life. Support and advice can come in many different forms because everyone&rsquo;s needs are different. &ldquo;My IBD Journey: Daily Life&rdquo; focuses on some of the common challenges people living with an IBD may face and ways to overcome them. This video has been produced by Janssen, in collaboration with the European Federation of Crohn&rsquo;s and Ulcerative Colitis Associations (EFCCA). For more information about EFCCA, please visit <a class="simple-link" title="http://www.efcca.org/" href="http://www.efcca.org/">http://www.efcca.org/</a>

My IBD Journey: Daily Life

Watch the video of the patient sharing his experience on how he copes with multiple myeloma. Find out how he has found the strenght to enjoy in every day and stay positive.

Life with multiple myeloma: Enjoy in every day - Alen's story

Watch the video of the patient sharing her experience on how persistency, sharing, faith and optimism are of key importance for life happy endings.

Life with CLL: Consider myself cured, you can make it too - Nada's story

Watch the video of the patient sharing her experience on how the faith, optimism and a positive attitude are very important. PHHU/NPR/1018/0001

Life with chronic lymphocytic leukemia: I feel I grow stronger every day | Patient Story

Watch the video of the patient sharing her experience on how she copes with multiple myeloma. Find out why it is important to stay positive about the treatment and never look back.
PHHU/NPR/1018/0001d

Life with multiple myeloma: move forward | Patient Story

Watch the video of the patient sharing her experience on how she copes with multiple myeloma. Find out why it is important to listen to your body and do what you love. PHHU/NPR/1018/0001c

Life with multiple myeloma: stay positive | Patient Story

Watch the video of the patient sharing his experience on how he should pay more attention to minor symptoms.

Life with chronic lymphocytic leukemia: "I work like an absolutely healthy person" | Patient Story

Watch the video of the patient and his family sharing how they are coping with the disease by not focusing on it, rather than the fact that he is getting better&hellip;

Life with chronic lymphocytic leukemia: My life changed miraculously | Patient Story

"This way I would like to encourage everyone going through the same thing and tell you that science has progressed in such way that even problems like these can be fought and new drugs, which can improve the patients &lsquo;quality of life, keep arriving on the market. "

An invisible disease is difficult to fight.  Zuzana´s story – being diagnosed with multiple myeloma

The difficulty level of shoulder flexion exercise depends on the weight of the object you are using.

Exercises for hematology patients: Strength training, Shoulder flexion

You can do core stabilization in three different difficulty levels: beginner -heel slides, intermediate -leg lifts and advanced - straight leg raise. Choose a level that suits you best.

Exercises for hematology patients: Strength training, Core stabilization

You can do bridge exercise in three different difficulty levels: beginner -with rests, intermediate - isometric/static and advanced. Choose a level that suits you best.

Exercises for hematology patients: Strength training, Bridge

You can do standing row in three different difficulty levels: beginner -narrow grip, intermediate -wide grip, advanced &ndash; standing T-band row and alternatively, seated row. Choose a level that suits you best.

Exercises for hematology patients: Strength training, Standing row

Before doing strength exercises you should warm up. Before you start your strength training, do 2-3 rounds of warm up/balance exercises shown on the video.

Exercises for hematology patients: Warm up

You can do push-ups in three different difficulty levels: beginner &ndash; against the wall, intermediate - incline push-ups (table) and advanced - knee push-ups. Choose a level that suits you best.

Exercises for hematology patients: Strength training, Push-up

Each strength exercise is divided into three difficulty levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. Choose a level which you can currently complete. It&rsquo;s not necessary to do all exercises on the same level (e.g.: you can do the advanced version of squats and the beginner version of push-ups). If you can complete more than 20 repetitions with the correct technique implemented, you should step one level up; if you can&rsquo;t complete at least 15 repetitions, you should step one level down (in case you can&rsquo;t do at least 15 repetitions at the beginner level, just do as many as possible and try to gradually progress to 15). That&rsquo;s how you choose a starting level for each exercise. You should perform these exercises one after the other in a circuit training fashion. Take 30-60 second rests between exercises and a 2-3 minute rest between each round. Your first goal is to complete one full round within the estimated requirements (repetitions and rests). Later on, try progressing in both, the rounds completed and in the difficulty level of the exercises. You should complete 2-3 rounds in each session. Perform strength training exercises two times a week. Example of progression*: Level 1: 1 round at the beginner level Level 2: 2 rounds at the beginner level Level 3: 3 rounds at the beginner level Level 4: 2 rounds at the intermediate level Level 5: 3 rounds at the intermediate level Level 6: 2 rounds at the advanced level Level 7: 3 rounds at the advanced level *Since you won&rsquo;t be performing all exercises at the same level, you should use this progression scheme only as an example.
 Before doing strength exercises you should warm up. Before you start your strength training, do 2-3 rounds of warm up/balance exercises shown on the video.

Exercises for hematology patients: Strength training, Squat

You can stretch every day, but at least try stretching three times a week. Complete at least two sets of each exercises (you can always do more).

Exercises for hematology patients: Stretching

There are approximately 140 different types of blood cancer. Watch this animation to learn more about blood cancer and gain an insight into what it is like to live with the disease as well as the potential treatment options available. Janssen Oncology understands that every blood cancer patient goes through a unique journey and is dedicated to providing them with support to overcome the challenges they face.

Symptoms and treatment options for blood cancer – animation

This video provides an overview of what multiple myeloma is and what patients typically experience

Understanding Multiple Myeloma

Multiple Myeloma is a type of cancer that affects specific blood cells inside the bone. Learn more by watching the video.

What is Multiple Myeloma?

Multiple myeloma currently is an incurable blood cancer and relapse is inevitable for almost all patients. This video provides information regarding relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma and how the disease affects patients.

Myeloma Patient Information Animation

With your help, we can help make blood cancer visible. Share this video. Share your story on our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/letstalkaboutbloodcancer) or via email (LetsTalkAboutBloodCancer@its.jnj.com) anonymously. #letstalkaboutbloodcancer There are approximately 140 different types of blood cancers known today, many of which are rare and life-threatening. Because of their disparate and rare nature blood cancers can be little known. But, together, leukaemias, lymphomas and myeloma account for 7% of all cancers. This lack of awareness can result in severe gaps in healthcare delivery, such as delayed diagnosis or misdiagnosis, inadequate access to new, innovative treatments and proper care for the people who need it the most.

Make Blood Cancer Visible

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) is rare type of blood cancer. Watch this animation to learn about the disease itself, its symptoms and the range of possible treatment options available. A dramatisation of a patient story is included to show an example of how CLL is diagnosed and one potential treatment pathway. Janssen Oncology is working to change what it means to be diagnosed with cancers such as CLL.

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) symptoms and treatment – Meet Sid and Sue

Harald's story "Diagnosis: psoriasis"

The &ldquo;Prostate Cancer: Living, not Just Surviving&rdquo; report highlights findings from a pan-European survey of prostate cancer patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals. Watch the video to learn some key results. Read &amp; download the report for free: http://www.janssen-emea.com/hpc/reports/Living-prostate-cancer

Prostate Cancer: Living Not Surviving Report

Paul's story "Diagnosis: prostate cancer"

This animated video showcases the results of a new pan-European survey, commissioned by Janssen. The survey, conducted across 12 countries in Europe, was designed to explore patient and carer awareness, feelings and preferences regarding treatment in schizophrenia, and to highlight the need for more education and open dialogue with healthcare professionals.

Talking about Treatment in Schizophrenia – an animated journey

Christof: “You feel like a hunted animal fighting for its life … You look for someone to blame. And who do I punish? Myself!”

There's more to life than living...

Early intervention and advances in schizophrenia management may make a difference. (c) Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 2015

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