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Any Celiac Teens Out There?


kellyisfresh

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moka Newbie

Hello :)

I'm Keven, 23 years old from Canada. Maybe I'm too old for the "teens" section, but hey I stopped counting my age at 18! I've been diagnosed for type 1 diabetes last year and celiac disease about 2 months ago. I find it pretty difficult to live with and I would be very happy to talk with people around my age in the same situation. Contact me if you desire to talk, bash or cry :P

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Hey im V 

Been celiac my whole life (almost 19yrs). Im from Canada Ontario. Just wondering if anyone has experimented with alcohol and can tell me what seems alright for you? I have a serious allergy fyi

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On 3/15/2010 at 10:59 PM, kellyisfresh said:

Hi, I'm Kelly. I've been a celiac for about eight years now. I've never had a friend with it, so I was hoping to meet some teens on here that also have Celiac's. (:

I'm 17 and I've had it just over a year!

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