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Any Silly-acks From Ct?

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bluckii Rookie
bluckii
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Hello my fellow Celiacs.

I recently was diagnosed with celiac disease...and I am looking for a suport group in the New Haven, CT area.

Lord knows I need support...LOL.

Hope to meet some new celiac friends.

Brooke

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Hello my fellow Celiacs.

I recently was diagnosed with celiac disease...and I am looking for a suport group in the New Haven, CT area.

Lord knows I need support...LOL.

Hope to meet some new celiac friends.

Brooke

I too am newly diagnosed along with my 19 year old daughter. We live in Simsbury, Hartford County and are looking for a support group also. Any help would be great.

Linda

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Reggiac Newbie
Reggiac
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Hi, I just got my official biopsy diagnosis for Celiac disease and want to start a support group in Simsbury and thereabouts. I have already met two people who are interested in meeting to share information, recipes, etc. I was thinking I would post a sign, if they will let me, in Avon's Garden of Light. Anyone out there interested?

sparkle2085 Newbie
sparkle2085
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There are support groups in CT- there is one that meets in Manchester, I have the email of one of the women who runs it if interested.

HAK1031 Enthusiast
HAK1031
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Hey all! I'm from South Windsor, and the Manchester group doesn't meet regularly. However, for the Simsbury crowd, I grew up there, and my Dad still lives in Avon, so I'm over there a few times a week. If you do get a group together, that's be great!

EliLB Newbie
EliLB
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Hello my fellow Celiacs.

I recently was diagnosed with celiac disease...and I am looking for a suport group in the New Haven, CT area.

Lord knows I need support...LOL.

Hope to meet some new celiac friends.

Brooke

Hi,

I am a celiac mom recently diagnosed here in the heart of New Haven. Anyone interested in mutual support?

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lalia Newbie
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Hi, I just got my official biopsy diagnosis for Celiac disease and want to start a support group in Simsbury and thereabouts. I have already met two people who are interested in meeting to share information, recipes, etc. I was thinking I would post a sign, if they will let me, in Avon's Garden of Light. Anyone out there interested?

HI! I don't know if you are still looking to do this - but I live in West Hartford and work in Farmington. I would love to have a support group to work with. I was just diagnosed in the past month and need all the support I can gather.

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