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I Need A Gluten Free Hug!


mamatrois

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mamatrois Rookie

Somehow, somewhere, I cc'd myself or something this past weekend.

My home is gluten free, my kids are gluten free, even my dog is gluten free. I bought myself a mini BBQ so I can enjoy hanging out with friends and family, which I used, and loved. I nearly- neurotically prepared everything from scratch for our outings this weekend, in my gluten-free kitchen, brought my own utensils everywhere, you name it, I think I covered it!

Obviously I missed something, and I know these things are bound to happen, but the sense of defeat after all the extra effort feels pretty epic tonight! I don't love whining, but getting glutened sucks!

-rant complete- ;)


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I need a gluten-free hug for a different reason but I totally sympathize with yours.  (((((HUGS)))))

notme Experienced

(((((((HUG))))))))  poor baby!  everything's gonna be ok..

 

my first camping trip i agonized and sterilized and brought everything but the kitchen sink!  still got glutened.

 

my first trip to my old home town in nj - we agonized and sterilized and on the last day, my husband says 'why are you rubbing your head?  do you have a headache?  - yup, got glutened - i even figured it out that i did it to myself (chose the wrong pan to broil shrimp - one of those ceramic coated broiler pans at my bff's house.  rookie mistake!!)  good thing we were going home the next day.  i popped half a xanax and mercifully slept for the 12 hour ride.  

 

feel better - you are not alone!  ((((((extra hugs))))))

GottaSki Mentor

(((((Hug)))))) for MamaTrois!

 

(((((Hug)))))) for FireFairy!

 

along with a (((((Hug)))))) for NotMe!

 

and a spare for anyone that hops in ((((((HUG)))))))

 

boy I feel so much better after all those

 

Happy Almost 4th of July :)

mamatrois Rookie

Thanks for the love, everyone! :)

((((((HUGS)))))) to you all as well!!

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