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Celiac Disease Awareness Pin


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angel-jd1 Community Regular

I just thought I would pass this info along!! -Jessica :rolleyes:

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Check out the picture of the new Celiac Disease Awareness Pin on the SillyYaks YahooGroups homepage

[Click on this link to go there, or go to Yahoo!Groups and login and go to the SillyYaks homepage]

( Open Original Shared Link )

If you'd like to order a pin, you can call the

University of Chicago to order one:

Raise awareness with the celiac disease pin. Please call UCCDP at

773-702-7593 to order your pin today!

I got my pin at the Celiac Run/Walk held in Baltimore yesterday and it was $5.00. I'm not sure how much they are if you have to order over the phone.


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GFdoc Apprentice

I have one - and wear it all the time!

angel-jd1 Community Regular

I called today to try to find out more information on how to get these, had to leave a message. I have also put in an email to find out info. As soon as I hear how we can get these I will post the information here for everyone.

I think this is soo awesome and a great way to get the word out!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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I am having a very hard time getting ahold of anyone to find out info on these pins. I have left a couple messages at the phone number listed <_< , and sent a couple of emails and haven't heard a thing back. <_<

Sara- How did you get your pin??

If I hear anything I'll let you all know.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

GFdoc Apprentice

Jessica - I bought my pin at the Univ. of Chicago celiac disease Program (UCCDP) fundraising benefit last month. I don't know that they are still selling them....I'll email the program director and ask, then report back.

angel-jd1 Community Regular

Sara-

That would be GREAT!! I am having a VERY hard time getting ahold of these people! ha I was told they are still selling them, but who knows...if you find out please please post!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

angel-jd1 Community Regular

FINALLY!!! :D I can report some information to you all!! Here is how you get your Celiac Disease Awareness Pins. Get some, wear them to meetings, to the grocery store, to your bridge club, to Wal-Mart, Target, WHATEVER just create awareness!!

Send a check to:

University of Chicago Celiac Disease Program

5839 S. Maryland Ave. Room C491

MC4065

Chicago, IL 60637-1470

Pins are $5.00 Each....there is NO shipping and handling charge, so just a flat $5 for each pin ordered, there is no price break for large orders.

Make checks payable to University of Chicago Celiac Disease Program OR UCCDP

You can also call 773-702-7593 if you wish to pay by credit card, however they prefer to recieve checks!!

Get those orders placed!!!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:


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Melody Newbie

Hi- I'm fairly new to all of this as well. I found out that October is Celiac Awareness month and I was wondering if there was a ribbon associated with celiac disease. I know breast cancer is known for the pink ribbon etc... If anyone has any information about it I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

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