Do they all stop working.....??

Yes pretty much :)

Now Remi is not working 100% for me so we have to find something else I want LDN and my doc wants some experimental drug witch I am not accepting.

So maybe I will try Humira.

Humira seemed to provide me with the best results. None of the pills worked. Methotrexate worked for abount 8 weeks then stopped. Switched to Remicade infusions. Not bad but developed pneumonia. Then Humira. Iwas on Humira 18 months. just switched to Cimzia. Not altogther thrilled with it's performance thus far and I'm getting hives each time. I just had my third pair of shots. I'm hoping that the fourth will do it. Everybody processes medication differently. I have other medical issues that can be factored into how a drug perfroms and how my body dose when on it. Some truly last longer and can prompt remission. I'm hoping this will be the one. All of the Biologic meds. carry strong warnings. For the first two years that I lived with active Crohn's I was always optomistic but terrified by the warning lists. What I have come to understand is that the potential benefits greatly out weigh the potential side effects. Though my Crohn's has yet to go into remission I have had better days. If I didn't allow myself to try these meds. I would not had these times although few thay were times I will not forget. Just when i get to that place where I want to scream - n0 more drugs! I stop and ask myself waht the alternative would be? It is a very difficult road but one worth participating in because ther really isn't an alternative my friend.
Try not to worry. Go over all of you questions with the Doctor and don't stop utilizing your sources of support.

I am new here, have had Crohns/ Colitis since 2002 and have done pretty much all of the medications out there and sofar none have sent me to complete remission as of yet. I was on Remicade every 6 weeks at a double dosage for my weight for a year before it stopped working and they tried steroids for 9 months, and now Humiera..that was working for about 8 weeks, but the symptoms are coming back. All of my docs think I am addicted to pain killers even though now I am on none..I have taken the Fentynol patch at 50 mg, and got addicted..doc handed me a sheet with directions to a methonone clinic and said "good luck" when I asked to come off of it. So I fired him and he put in my medical records that he refused to see me do to my addiction! Leaving me screwed for help with the pain from any other doctor..but I went cold turkey and wanted to die for 2 weeks after stopping it. I take morphine when hospitalized, which is often, and now I am lost as to what to do.. I hope all of you have had better experiences with your teams then I have had with mine. Any suggestions? My email is [email protected]

Bobbye

Get a pain doctor involved. They are experts, and should be able to get your pain under control. Also; They will not abandon you. They will make you follow strict protocol to get these type meds; but they will not just cut you off them and expect you to go cold turkey. Even if you go to see another doctor, or you fire one of these doctors, they are "supposed" to keep treating you for up to 3 months.

P.S. Very bad things can happen when you go cold turkey on these meds; It's good in a way that you did, you are a very strong person, and now know it, but it's not good to do it again; And I am not saying it is your fault, but please do your best to not let it happen, you are playing a dangerous game with your sanity.

Take Care