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Are any of you members of the Celiac Disease Foundation? And is it worth paying the membership fee? I assume it probably would be but thought I'd get some Opinions before spending the extra cash. Thanks! :)

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Are any of you members of the Celiac Disease Foundation? And is it worth paying the membership fee? I assume it probably would be but thought I'd get some Opinions before spending the extra cash. Thanks! :)

Go out to their site and choose the option along the top called "local support" and send an email to the representative in your area and see what they have to say...

At least that's what I'm going to do and see what kind of response the person gives me.

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You might also wish to check out the Gluten Intolerance Group of North America--they're very active and have chapters throughout the U.S. They also have great outreach for children and teens, if you know of any who need support with celiac. The Website is www.gluten.net. They also have a program that certifies gluten-free products and restaurants.

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Another one to consider is the CSA. They also have local chapters in many areas.

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