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Parents Of Celiac Kids In Roseville?


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Is there a support group for Parents of Celiac kids in Roseville CA??? I am interested in joining, if so!

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I also would be interested in a Celiac's Kid group- I live in Rocklin CA, and am the Mom of a 5 year old with Celiac!!

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both of you email me offlist and I will get your info to our group. We haven't met regularly and I'm not certain we are meeting anymore this year. I think we could have a monthly parent support meeting but we need more than 2 people a month for the group to keep going. I think the next time we meet isn't until January.

Janel

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