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Support Group for Teens with Celiac in Palm Beach?


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nurselinda Newbie

My Granddaughter lives in Palm Beach and she has Celiacs. It would be nice for her to meet other kids with Celiacs. Any groups out there for kids? Thanks, Linda


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trents Grand Master
1 hour ago, nurselinda said:

My Granddaughter lives in Palm Beach and she has Celiacs. It would be nice for her to meet other kids with Celiacs. Any groups out there for kids? Thanks, Linda

Actually, I believe there are summer camps for celiac kids in some places.

nurselinda Newbie
On 5/7/2022 at 9:39 AM, trents said:

Actually, I believe there are summer camps for celiac kids in some places.

Yes, she is going to a camp this summer for Celiac kids but I was really hopeful to find some other kids in the town she lives in. Thanks for taking the time to reply! Linda

trents Grand Master

Perhaps the camp will lead to fruitful contacts.

Does she live far from you? Is there a possibility that her parents could start a local support group for her age group?

nurselinda Newbie
20 hours ago, trents said:

Perhaps the camp will lead to fruitful contacts.

Does she live far from you? Is there a possibility that her parents could start a local support group for her age group?

Yes, we are hopeful that she will meet kids at camp from her area. I will speak to her Mom about starting a support group. I do live about 4 hours away so not close enough that I know the area or am able to help with a getting a support group going. 

trents Grand Master

If this is Palm Beach, FL I would think there is a large enough population base in the general area to make it a reasonable undertaking. There have to be many other celiacs in her age group. How old is she?

nurselinda Newbie
6 minutes ago, trents said:

If this is Palm Beach, FL I would think there is a large enough population base in the general area to make it a reasonable undertaking. There have to be many other celiacs in her age group. How old is she?

11 years old....agree Palm Beach is a large community.


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