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whtswrongwithme32 Apprentice
whtswrongwithme32
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So, They found out the root behind my issues. Man, do I wish it was celiac now...although I'm sure it is frustrating for Grandpa and all of you please do not forget to count your blessings. There are worse things than celiac out there. 

                                                                           God Bless,

                                                                                          me

p.s. thanks for being here to listen and enjoy your lifestyles!

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BlessedMommy Rising Star
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I'm glad that you have an answer, but sorry that the answer frustrates you. Best wishes in healing!

mamaw Community Regular
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Good luck  with  you  true DX"S  and  YES  there  are  so many horrible  diseases much  worse  than celiac  & a diet lifestyle  change.... blessings

bartfull Rising Star
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So sorry to hear that. But before you go you should know that untreated celiac can lead to lots of other nasties, from RA to cancer. It might just be (given your family history) that you ALSO have celiac, and perhaps a gluten-free diet will help in your fight with this other problem. Or at least make you feel a little better. (((((HUGS)))))

w8in4dave Community Regular
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So sorry to see you go. Wish all the best! Bless you and your family. 

whtswrongwithme32 Apprentice
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Thanks guys. I know bartfull. I found myself wondering about that. Really enjoy life, no matter what you eat! It's too short, precious, and unpredictable. If you don't have faith, find it you may need it someday. Blessings

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