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I got my latest test score back...

 

T-Transglutaminase IGA AB score: 15.

 

So I'm trending in the right direction and that makes me happy. Off the charts to 45 to 15 in 6 months on a gluten free diet. Let's hope some of these symptoms lift in a few more months!

 

Take care Celiacs!

Jesse

 

 


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Jesse,

 

That is great progress!  Hope you day gets better.  Hang in there.

 

Colleen

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Thank's Colleen. It normally does. :) 

w8in4dave Community Regular

Good for you!! Hope you feel better soon!!

1desperateladysaved Proficient

Keep up the good work!

D

nvsmom Community Regular

Awesome!  :D You definitely have that "difficult" gluten-free diet figured out.  LOL ;)

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