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Are There People With Celiac From Alberta, Canada?

SteffiW

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SteffiW
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Hello,

 

i'm relativly new diagnosed with celiac desiase and I'm looking for people in Alberta (I'm living in Ponoka)

where I can get in contact with.

 

thanks

Steffi  :unsure:

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I am a few hours from Edmonton. Where do you do your gluten-free shopping? I would be happy to help as you begin your new life! At first it can be daunting and overwhelming. You have come to the right place for help. :-)

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SteffiW
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Hello love2travel,

 

I'm shopping at Walmarkt, Bulk Barn and Safeway. YEs, it is difficult in the beginning to cook or find good recepies....

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love2travel
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Edmonton is excellent for eating out. Where I live there is nowhere safe for me to eat so we drive 3 hours to Ed. Love the food shopping there, too. You can get all sorts of cool and inexpensive ingredients at the Italian Centre, T&T, etc. Food and travel are amongst my passions. I teach cooking classes, too, so let me know if you need guidance. After awhile it becomes second nature. It truly does. :-)

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