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Kassidy Update-biposy Results Are Positive


Kassidy's mom

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She definitely has Celiac.

She has been gluten free for a week now and the changes are remarkable!!

She has a personality, she has more energy and is all around just more fun to be around!! LOL!

In fact, she has been a little "spry" the last few days....had her first "real" time out this morning and grinned from ear to ear the whole minute she sat there! ;) !!

Thank you to all who responded to my first post.

I think we're getting it all figured out and adjusting well....I will really miss having pizza delivered tomorrow night-kind of a Friday night tradition in our house and a much needed night off from the kitchen!!

Oh well, I'm just so thankful my little girl is feeling better-that in and of itself is worth all the pizza in the world! :)

I'll be in touch....

Kelly


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I'm glad to hear she's doing so much better!

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I keep some pre made gluten-free pizzas in the freezer and on pizza night I just toss in oven and when it's done I ring the doorbell and pretend it's delivery! My daughter gets the biggest grin on her face when I do that and I say "Pizza's HERE!!!" LOL!

taweavmo3 Enthusiast

So glad she is feeling better! Isn't it a relief to have an answer? I hope she continues to do better and better! I have to admit that I still miss pizza nights too. But, thanks to kinnikinnick ready made pizza crusts.....the kids still get really excited when I declare a "pizza night", and it's almost as easy as ordering in!

e&j0304 Enthusiast
But, thanks to kinnikinnick ready made pizza crusts.....the kids still get really excited when I declare a "pizza night", and it's almost as easy as ordering in!

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I totally agree. Those pizza crusts are awesome!

I'm so glad little Kassidy is doing well. It's such a relief to finally be able to do something to help your child. I hope she continues to improve!

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