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Publicity-gma Video Was Sent To My Local Health Food Store

Judyin Philly

By Judyin Philly
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HI ALL

Not sure if you guys are aware--- that the video has gotten the attention at at my store.

Let's keep sending emails to our stores.

There was a link on that thread with the GMA video that was working yesterday.

Shirley, my contact, posted a responce to my email and you can see it on that thread.

She then wrote to the forum and members have written to her.

She'd love to hear from you and maybe you can have some insite to share with her re: what you'd like to see in a store. They are renovating their store and are 'thinking' of putting in a 'gluten free section.

I know some of you, of course, can't come from FL to shop :lol: but hey, if your in the area, drop in.

This is your chance to tell someone who cares about us, what you'd like to see.

I feel our efforts will pay off for those stores who really care about us and mine sure does. They are even planning on starting a celiac disease support group.

Please check out the post and feel free to email her with ideas as she posted her email for you and would welcome them :P

Judy in Philly

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Great idea Judy and thanks for initiating...I'm sure there will be other Celiacs and gfers in your area that will appreciate your efforts!

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