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My mom goes in for the scope biopsy tomorrow, I really hope they can find out what's going on with her, I am not really hoping for Celiac, but I hope that's all it is, at least we know what to do about that. I hope that she does okay. I want to be supportive, but she is hoping they don't find anything, I really hope they find something so we can fix it.

I know that if she has celiac she will get some great help here. ;)

I am nervous about the test though, even though my kids have gone through it, we basically knew what was going on before hand, this time I don't know what they will find.


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It is always a little unsettleing when you look inside your body. But just consider that you are getting a head start on what's going on. Just remember that early, is good. Take a deep breath and get a good night sleep. My feelings say that every thing will be ok. (sound wierd from a stanger, but trust me). :)

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