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JessicaB

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well they gave me the iv and i was out like a light. It was a piece of cake. The only thing now is that yes i have celiac, i started my diet today. My biopsy results wont be in untill tuesday. My doctor told me i should get a colonoscopy just incase anything else is wrong, which he doesnt think there will be. Joy,,, sike. Well atleast i know now that i dont have anything else going on but celiac. thanks for all of the support.


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I'm glad that the endoscopy went well! Just let us know if you need any meal ideas or recipes.

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Jessica:

The endoscope is easy. I didn't remember much and had to ask my husband what the doctor said, several times.

Good for you, no pills, no surgery and best of all no cancer-related treatment. That was my worry.

All you need to do is a dietary change. It may be overwhelming at times, but after several months you will get the hang of it. There are many, very tastey recipies on the recipe forum that can get you started. Food does not need to be bland, you just have to find out the safe seasonings that will help you make your way through Celicacland.

Good for you, and you now know what you are dealing with. If any of us can be of help, do not hesitate to ask. We are all in the same boat.

Wishing you well.

Lisa B.

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