Doctors said I had IBS. Turned put they were wrong, but I'm still gonna take meds chronically

IBS, colitis, hietal hernia, lower lumbar arthritis (before and after lower lumbar decompression surgery/stinosis), still have back pain and lately it hurts to get up out of a chair or twist and when walking, arthritis in both wrists (had severe carpal tunnel in both hands, had surgery, pain lessened a little bit never went away in both hands, attributed to nerve damage right hand still hurts so bad at times I can't use it), both shoulders chronic pain at times I can't lift my left arm to shoulder height without crying in pain, disc ruptured in my neck constant neck pain, both knees from walking weird from over 10 years with a bad back, some type of nerve issue with my entire body if a friend pats me on the back hard or i get pressure like if leaning against something it hurts but I play it off like it doesn't hurt I can't take the medicine for it because it changes my attitutde so I just deal with that type of nerve pain, arthritis in my jaw from when I broke it (completely seperated one bone making two bones) so I get pain if I chew a lot or temperature changes etc. my entire body just aches everyday.

I have arthritis, chronic migraines, and endometriosis.

Arthirits and migraines make life chronically painful, but I am typically quite 'well' :) My wellness levels are extremely high for the most part, as I'm good at 'toughing it out', which can result in people thinking I'm faking or underevaluating my illnesses. I'm a sound sensitive sufferer of migrianes, so I'm most bothered around loud noises. My knees aren't relieved by medicine entirely, and are only relieved by large amounts of painkiller, which isn't a feasible model to abuse for comfort, so most days I go without. They hurt within thirty minutes of standard walking, standing, or running at about a four out of ten, and can escalate within three hours to eight or worse.

Endometriosis started up around age twelve and I was quickly put on the combination BC pill to moderate it. I was bleeding extremely heavy flow for two weeks straight- heavy meaning that the 'super' size tampons would only last two to three hours. I was getting quite ill. My sister also suffers from this.

My father has Crohn's disease and cannot metabolize the vitamin cobalamin. He requires shots in the upper gluteal muscle every month or so. He has a high amount of wellness and lives his life relatively comfortably, but must take a good amount of medicine, such as immunosuppressors, painkillers, iron pills, and the like. He was first diagnosed at age eighteen and has spent multiple trips to the hospital during bad attacks, losing upwards of thirty lbs at a time. I could inherit this disease as well, but show minimal symptoms so far.

My sister suffers from IBS but has tested negative for Crohns.