What are your first signs of getting to Remission?

I  know the disese is different for everyone but wanted to get an idea of what to watch out for. I'm currently in a bad flare with Liquid D for the last 3 weeks. I'm just getting off a 4 day ensure diet and started Budensonide suppositories.  Since the ensure I noticed my frquency at night has decreased.  I can practically now sleep through the night without much interruptions :). Also today I haven't gone to the bathroom since I got to work arounf 8:45am.  It's now 12:15pm so I'm trilled so far!

It seem the lack of frequnecy is the first signs of getting there.  I stil have liquide D when it comes. Also the amount of blood on the tissue seems less.

Since I 've been eating solid food (small amounts but frequent) my belly has also calmed down..less cramping. The budesonide seems to help with the irriation in my rectum too.  I'm just hpoing these are signs of remission and not just temporay sigs from a change in treatment.

How does remission start with you?

One of my earliest positive memories was being able to sleep through the night, not BM's and D waking me up a couple times a night. After that more things got better such as being able to talk on the telephone without anxiety of running to toilet.
I was much less fatigued because I was finally getting sleep and less D both night and day.

Getting sleep was such a big thing for me I can't even express how much it has improved my life.

First sign of remission is getting on a scale and seeing that I did not lose any more weight. At the height of my flare I was losing 5 pounds a week. Shortly after I will notice an gradual improvement in bowel habits.

The last symptom to disappear is my pulse racing from 90-100 bpm 24 hours a day for weeks at a time to a gradual return to 66-68 bpm during full remission. Interestingly but my first sign of a flare is my pulse would begin racing again after eating a triggering food. Food allergy? Then if I don't get the message looser stools and bloody D return.

My first signs would be less blood then it would be, being able to pass gas without thinking that it might be something else

mucousy gas.......same going in for me as it is coming out of a flare.

Urgency is for me also the last to go.  Also when I can get up ion the morning and not make 3-4 urgent "bloody gas" runs to the toilet. 

Same here. The first thing I notice is firmer stool; then the bleeding gets less. Urgency is the last to go for me. I think it's because the colon needs time to heal.