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Amy's Soup. I'd read about people reacting to it, but I had already bought it and some people are allergic to ingredients I am ok with. So I tried some one day and I was fine. Ate the rest the next day (potato leek?)yum. Then I had the tomato kind. I guess I'm just glad I get off work at 3, because I can go home and be glutenly grouchily greenily grumbly gross and grim all by myself. But the next two days I was feeling sluggish--- funny the theme for Just Say No Week at school was "Drugs makCbs News Story On Celiac Disease
Yesterday my mom called me to tell me that Katie Couric was having a story on celiac! My stepdad told her he'd seen it. (I was impressed he recognized it as my deal.) So I watched it on TV and then I watched it again on cbs.com. It was great to see my "deal" get some recognition. I liked the little animation they showed of your body inside. I emailed a bravo to them. I agree with other postings that it made coping seem easier, like entire gluten-free stores are abound. My experience is thaMintie
It has been a difficult couple of days. First my husband had to go to the High Court to sort out the will his father had left in trust for him and his stepmother. It is a big long story, and it has gone on for quite long enough, about four years. So on Friday, it was all sorted out and both parties seem relatively happy. But it has cost quite a bit in the process, if only people would do what they should. So he has had his day in court. We had to travel into Auckland, and as that is abouI Guess This Means I Have To Do It Now....
Now that I'm going public, I guess I'm committed to doing an elimination diet! I've been thinking of doing an elimination diet for a long time now, and thought it would be helpful to blog it - both for myself, and for others, as I know so many of us have issues with foods in addition to gluten. A little bit about me and how I got to this stage. As a child, I couldn't 'stomach' milk. I got depressed (although not really badly) quite often and had quite a few allergies. When I went toDna Test Information
I contacted Kimball Labs to find out how much their Celiac DNA tests are. They responded back: Thank you for your inquiry. The list price for the Celiac Disease DNA Test is $395. Patients who enclose payment with their sample receive a 10% discount (check or credit card) bringing the price to $355.50. In addition, we offer a family discount. After the first family member is tested at the $355.50 rate, each additional family member (immediate and extended) is entitled to the familyButta Finga
Hmmm. Did I see Butterfinger on a gluten-free list? I gotta investigate. Bought 2 at the store just in case. Lady at work is annoyed I'm thin and said, yeah, she (me)can't eat bread. I'm like, yeah, but that's ok because now I can eat bacon, donuts, bagels (gluten-free), ice cream, potato chips/dip and steak--all things I avoided when I was "normal" because I felt that junk was too bad for me. Now I eat it weekly because they are such a great way to balance all my crumbly, sticky gluten-freDinner N Dancing
Hmmm. Going to El Torito tonight. Haven't been there since going "against the grain" or "wheatless". I like refried beans, rice, and chips and guacamole. Will probably get tamales or tacos with corn tortillas. I'm thinking cross contamination will be the big scare factor here. Only one way to find out. The scariest part is going dancing afterward. Maybe I'll put some stomach med. in the car just in case. I"ve had more energy lately, so I should be ready to shake my boo-tay. I ate sVictory At El Torito
One word: Enchiladas! I had steak enchiladas and they were muy bien! I had no problemas getting my dance on afterward, either! I ordered normally but cautioned the waiter about being allergic to wheat and later he made a joke about how did I enjoy the flour tortillas. haha Whatever. It was cool. I defrosted berry pancakes for breakfast today (yum) and ate M&Ms, carrots, tuna w/mayo&dill, and potato chips for lunch, and for dinner I'm cooking pea soup and also baked apples from my gluTahini To Go
Signed up to bring an appetizer for a work luncheon. Wanted to bring cheese and sausage, but the sausage was not looking like it was going to be allowable for me. SO, I glanced over and saw some HUMMUS and realized I haven't had that in YEARS. So, I bought some bell peppers and there we go! Sliced red, green, and yellow bell peppers with black olives and hummus! Sweet! However, I did not have the courage to slice them in the food processor, since I'm not totally adept at that tool yet- andWork Pot Luck Luncheon For Boss' Day
The luncheon at work was easy. I ate fruit, a tamale, spanish rice,-- and the peppers with hummus that I brought. Not bad. The only thing that looked yummy that I couldn't have was the soup someone made and the brownies someone made. Not for me! Because I'm SSSSSPECIAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! At least I happened upon the gluten-free brand name candy list on this site, so I raided the drugstore for candy that I thought was off limits before: Chunky bar, Trolli sour gummy worms, gummy liThe Risk Does Have A Reward!
Girls nite out dancing last night and the band was really cool. Now that my hair is long (had short hair a la Charlize and Dixie Chicks in my 20s and decided to grow it last Xmas when I turned 30) it's hot on the dance floor! I'm glad celiac hasn't inhibited my hair's ability to grow fast! I had one drink, a Jack Daniel's with Coke. But, I got tired! So sad that my bod tires before my tootsies! In 3 inch heels! I should have fake carb loaded b4 hand! My pal was dying to crash a reunionFood Has Arrived
Got my order from celiac specialties. Xantham gum, graham cracker crumbs (I want to make a pie), powdered donuts, pumpernickel bread (first time I ordered this), and Dr.Schar's crackers (first time). The pumpernickel is really good. Not as strong of a flavor as I remember the real kind from my gluten full days, but pretty good straight out of the bag. No toasting or thawing or anything required. The donuts are good as usual. Haven't tried the crackers. May save them for my bday since IDna Tests, Anyone?
Even though I already know my children and I have celiac disease, I'm thinking about having a DNA test done on all of us. I think it will be helpful for my children to know where they and their future offspring stand with this disease and the possibilities of future generations inheriting it. Here's the website for the lab I'm considering: Open Original Shared LinkBack To Chicago For The Holidays
Got my plane ticket 4 the holidays. I got lucky last year and it was in the 40 degree range in Chicago area last Xmas! Probably won't get so lucky this year. Last year I was BRAND new to celiac and this is how I coped on my 10 day trip: There are LOTS of celiacs over there (as are there lots of Norske's and other Scandinavian peeps- I read somewhere that most celiacs are Northern European???). Anyway, there was a health food store 5 min. from my mom's suburbian home and we stocked up on wafCookin' Up Some Seafood 2nite!
[Turned on some music and got cookin! Pryed open fresh clams to make clam chowder and put the rest in with mussels and big fat shrimp to make Spanish Paella with the saffron rice. mmmmmmm I took a pic of it, even. Maybe it will motivate me to make it again soon. I bought a can of chili and a can of pork and beans at the store since I'd seen them on the gluten free list, but then I forgot which brands they were supposed to be, but I bought them anyway and I'm only nervous about the partPicture Time
I think it's time for more pictures! I got a new car in June. It's a BMW Z4. I had a Z3 for about 10 years that I sold...on www.craigslist.com , believe it or not. It sold the first week to the first person who contacted me. Wow. Anyway, here's my new car. Ain't it purty?! It has lots of cool features and I'm enjoying it very much. Well, crud. I can't get the picture smaller so the whole car is there. Oh well, this part is pretty enough. ETA: Well, I guess I got it too small. CPanera Bread Company
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Today I went to the Gastro- and he said that my symptoms of weight loss, DH, pain, fatigue, and diarreha/vomiting, mean that I am most definetly Celiac. He also said that he is going to do an endoscopy of my small intestine to make sure that everything is healing the way it should. That is going to happen Wednesday morning. I am going to see a diaticien also so keep my nutrients where they should be. Finally some answers as to why I feel crappy all the time! He said it may take 6 months toLakeshore Learning Materials
Thank you for contacting us with your concern! We sell lots of different types of products and we do not currently have a specific list all of the products which are gluten free. However, I believe you are probably most concerned with our Arts and Crafts consumables and I am happy to give you information on the majority of items. If the school has items not on the list below, please let me know and I will be happy to check the gluten status. Gluten free products Tempera Paints - px2128Is There Such A Thing As Mild celiac disease?
I was diagnosed with celiac disease last month. I am doing ok, but not completely gluten-free yet. It all started when I joined Weight Watchers and started eating whole wheat and whole grains. I started getting stomach-aches. After being diagnosed, I gave up the wheat products and started feeling better. I have always had gastro problems but my doctor said it was Irritable Bowel. I don't feel like I get sick when I cheat. From what I read on some of these posts, people get horribly sick f-
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Another concern I had with my cockup with the bandage was with the larvae sitting in the gauze potentially drying out and dying while I futzed around. Seems things are ok. I've been having tingles under the stretch bandage I used to secure placement. I'll know for sure in a couple of days when I see the entry wounds.
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