In a move that's made other high-school students everywhere feel really dumb, senior Jessica Terry used a microscope in class to diagnose her own disease, which had baffled doctors.

Terry suffered from chronic stomach problems for eight years, but despite rigorous testing, pathologists were unable to find the cause. Then, while studying a slide of her own abdominal tissue in her Advanced Placement science class, Terry spotted an area of inflamed tissue, which she correctly diagnosed as Crohn's disease.

"It's weird I had to solve my own medical problem," Terry said. "There were just no answers anywhere ... I was always sick."

Terry is now in treatment and recently graduated from Eastside Catholic School, where she lettered in disease finding.