This post is from January 2010--and the OP may not see your replies.
Just so you know.
Cheers, IH
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IrishHeart
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Posted 23 December 2011 - 07:39 AM
Hey guys,
This post is from January 2010--and the OP may not see your replies.
Just so you know.
Cheers, IH
This post is from January 2010--and the OP may not see your replies.
Just so you know.
Cheers, IH
"Life is not the way it's supposed to be. It's the way it is. The way we cope with it makes the difference." Virginia Satir
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Katrala
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Posted 23 December 2011 - 03:02 PM
I don't bring things that I can't eat. Period.
If my family said I couldn't bring my own food, I wouldn't go. In-laws or not.
I don't think you have to have what they are eating, though. I mean, it's nice, but part of having dietary restrictions is knowing that there are times that you don't get to eat what everyone else is eating. It sucks, but it happens.
There have been a few evenings here and there where I've picked up a gluten pizza for the kids because I was too exhausted to really cook anything. I think I had a bowl of popcorn for dinner.
If my family said I couldn't bring my own food, I wouldn't go. In-laws or not.
I don't think you have to have what they are eating, though. I mean, it's nice, but part of having dietary restrictions is knowing that there are times that you don't get to eat what everyone else is eating. It sucks, but it happens.
There have been a few evenings here and there where I've picked up a gluten pizza for the kids because I was too exhausted to really cook anything. I think I had a bowl of popcorn for dinner.
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Posted 24 December 2011 - 05:46 AM
I don't bring things that I can't eat. Period.
If my family said I couldn't bring my own food, I wouldn't go. In-laws or not.
I'm with you. If I can't eat it, I'm not bringing it. I will either buy a gluten-free alternative or make a gluten-free alternative. Don't like it? Don't eat it! It's probably not that different from yours anyway!
Molly
dx: celiac sprue 6/7/2011 via blood test and biopsy
gluten-free: 6/7/2011
dx: celiac sprue 6/7/2011 via blood test and biopsy
gluten-free: 6/7/2011
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