Everything goes downhill....</h1> <article> <h1>Everything goes downhill....</h1> <p>Tue, 25 Sep 2018 12:00:00 +0000</p> <p> So, mid march 2018 and I go on a family holiday away from home. I was now beggining to grow bored of my gluten free diet so what did I decide to do?.... be an idiot and eat gluten while we were on that holiday! So I ate gluten every day and at first I felt okay... not too great but barely noticeable. Then i started to get more and more symptoms back but because I hadnt eaten anything glutenous in a while now I didnt want to stop again. Then end of april, I started to experience a flare of my asthma and my celiac symptoms got worse. We started going back to the doctors every few days because I was getting worse and worse with my asthma symptoms. It got so bad in the following weeks I couldnt even do any physical activity. Even walking! Without wheezing and my chest feeling tight and breathless. I couldnt even attend school anymore! It continued like this for weeks until I was very ill..... </p> <p> Please leave feed back and leave a like <span class="ipsEmoji">?</span> </p> </article> <article> <h1>The beginning</h1> <p>Sat, 22 Sep 2018 21:53:00 +0000</p> <p> Last year in 2017 around October I decided to start a gluten free and dairy free diet because I had been feeling really ill when I ate gluten. It was hard because my friends all ate gluten (like a lot of people) and I had to watch them eat pizza and sandwhiches and cakes etc . I felt like I was really missing out and I hated that I couldnt eat all the foods I liked. Christmas day came and I had to eat gluten free ~still~ but I was annoyed at this because the rest of my family could eat whatever they wanted and I had to eat the gluten free desserts and snacks that didnt really taste the same. Despite all that by January everyone had gotten used to me eating gluten free and I had come to accept finally I had to eat gluten free for my health. Despite that I had never even considered my symptoms being any more than just a bit of a gluten intolerance..... </p> <p> (I dont celebrate thanksgiving so that is why I didnt mention eating gluten free then.) </p> <p> Please feel free to leave feedback and comments as this is my first ever blog and I am still pretty unexperienced! <span class="ipsEmoji">?</span> </p> </article> </main></body></html>