Connection. Education. Self-Expression
Live Better by Understanding More.
Gastroparesis Patient Association for Cures and Treatments (G-PACT) empowers individuals living with Gastroparesis and related conditions by providing reliable resources, supportive community, and opportunities to raise awareness.
Through education, connection, and self-expression, we help patients explore unmet needs, share their stories, and work toward a better quality of life.
Podcast
Surviving out of Spite dives into the challenges, triumphs, and everything in between that comes with managing a chronic condition.
Virtual Support
Whether you’re newly diagnosed, a long-time patient, a caregiver, or simply seeking community, our support group provides encouragement, shared experiences, and practical tips for navigating daily life. Together, we find strength, comfort, and hope.
Spoonful of Spite
What happens when you take foods that gastroparesis says you’ll never eat again — and dare to remake them anyway? Spoonful of Spite is a community-powered cooking series where we take notoriously non-GP-friendly favorites (pizza, burgers, comfort classics, and more) and attempt to rebuild them into versions that are gentler on digestion — without stripping away the joy of food..
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Gastroparesis & the ER
Why do gastroparesis patients so often get dismissed in the ER? Dr. Rick Pescatore returns to explain how emergency medicine’s origins left chronic GI patients falling through the cracks.
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Managing Gastroparesis Safely: What Every Patient Should Know About Tardive Dyskinesia
G-PACT recently hosted a webinar with the National Organization for Tardive Dyskinesia (NOTD) about a medication risk that matters to many people living with gastroparesis.
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G-PACT Takes the Patient Voice to Capitol Hill at AGA Advocacy Day
American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Advocacy Day! It was an incredible opportunity to share and advocate for policies that directly impact patients, from the patient AND caregiver perspectives.
Support Our Growing Community
- Funding the virtual support groups, educational programs, and patient stories that help people navigate Gastroparesis not just cope, but live better.
- Whether someone was diagnosed last week or has managed GP for years, this support means they’re not alone.
- Give today. Make A Difference.
