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Support Groupd For Teens In Los Angeles


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I want to start a support group for teens in Los Angeles. I am 16 and think it wold be fun to go to gluten free restaurants, etc. with people who understand. if anyone is interested...let me know!

KASSANRA

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I want to start a support group for teens in Los Angeles. I am 16 and think it wold be fun to go to gluten free restaurants, etc. with people who understand. if anyone is interested...let me know!

KASSANRA

:rolleyes:

Hi,

We are moving to Los Angeles in May, and I would love to know more about your group. my daughter who is 11, is a restricted

gluten and dairy/soy diet, and we hardly eat out. It would be nice to get in touch with people who already have info on the

gluten-free restaurants in the area.

Thank you.

Vera

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