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I See The Light At The End Of The Tunnel!


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That is great news! Hopefully feeling better is right around the corner for my husband also. He has been gluten free since July.

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Matilda - it's so wonderful to read such good news!! I'm not gluten-free yet (still testing) and it's people like you that have gone through bad times and come out on the other side that give me hope. There is a light at the end of this very dark, scary tunnel after all. Best wishes to you! :D

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Matilda-

I'm encouraged by your good week. I pray it is the first of many. Ever considered keeping a food/symptom journal to see if there is a correlation to why you're feeling better? Hope the weight comes soon!!

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Congrats!!! There is NO feeling like feeling well!! :) Continued success to you... and pray that this is just the start of many happy weeks ahead!! :)

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Yay Matilda! I'm glad you're feeling bouncy this week. :)

I hope you're time has come and every week will be better then the last.


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