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

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powerofpositivethinking Community Regular
powerofpositivethinking
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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
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Love that and I love this

 

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and this girl's blog too

 

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cahill Collaborator
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That is so cute  :lol: :lol:

nvsmom Community Regular
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LOL   :lol:  :lol:

powerofpositivethinking Community Regular
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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
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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
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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
powerofpositivethinking
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here's another good one  :)

 

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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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