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Buzzfeed List-19 Things Only People With celiac disease/ncgi Will Understand


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powerofpositivethinking Community Regular

so I love a good BuzzFeed list every now and then, and I just had to share this one.  I especially agree with #19  :)

 

 

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IrishHeart Veteran

Love that and I love this

 

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and this girl's blog too

 

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cahill Collaborator

That is so cute  :lol: :lol:

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LOL   :lol:  :lol:

powerofpositivethinking Community Regular

that blog is great!  especially the picture the that says "When someone apologizes for eating gluten in my presence" with the "I don't care" in the below picture.  I know family and friends think they're being helpful when they make that apology, but really I want to unleash and tell them I really don't care that I'm not able to eat that because then I would have to deal with constipation, bloating, anxiety, depression, etc.  I imagine their faces if I were to actually say that and then have a good laugh  :)

BlessedMommy Rising Star

Yeah, people don't really get the fact that I don't care if they eat gluten in front of me. I don't care to be "normal," I'll eat the food that gives me the best chance of living to see my kids grow up. LOL!
 

IrishHeart Veteran

meh......we are the "new normal" anyway. :D


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Wait. Nutella is gluten-free? Excuse me while I go to the grocery store then sit in the corner and eat it all like the crack that is is. :)

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powerofpositivethinking Community Regular

here's another good one  :)

 

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NoGlutenCooties Contributor

Too funny...  I did the out loud, "oh my god!" the first time I spied the gluten-free pretzels... and again when I discovered that after 5 months of eating absolutely no bread or pasta, the Schar Ciabatta rolls are actually pretty awesome.  Yes, they are $5 for 4 rolls... but they're still awesome... :)

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