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Stuff People Say To Celiacs

Rebecca92

By Rebecca92
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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I don't know if anyone has shared this video here before but I just ran across it on youtube and I thought it was hilarious, mostly because I have heard about 99 percent of everything on this video. Just a little bit of humor to brighten your day :]

 

Heres another one "Stuff Celiacs Say"

 

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I don't know if anyone has shared this video here before but I just ran across it on youtube and I thought it was hilarious, mostly because I have heard about 99 percent of everything on this video. Just a little bit of humor to brighten your day :]

 

Heres another one "Stuff Celiacs Say"

I laughed so hard at the first one, that's what my grandma sounded like when she found out I had celiac.  The bottom one sounds like me sometimes too. :P
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ain't it the truth? I particularly like in the first on where she asked something like "how can you do this to me?"

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"Can't you just try a tiny bite?  Trust me, it's so good that it'll be worth the bloat" - hahahaha - I get this from my friend ALL the time.  If bloating was my only issue, I'd be in heaven.  Nothing is SO good that it's worth the massive migraine, the heart racing anxiety, or the overwhelming anger at nothing.  I'll stick to my "safe" meal thanks!

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