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Katie0711 Newbie
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Are there other ways to get in contact with someone who has used this forum in the past?  I found another mother posting about her son who has the very same specific bizarre symptoms as my own son.   I have not been able to find the same symptoms anywhere else on the internet.  She was posting back in 2010 and was only active for 1 month. Her son did not have confirmed celiac and I don’t think it was his diagnosis. It’s not my son’s diagnosis either and I’m trying to find answers.  I have sent her a private message on the forum but she hasn’t been on since 2010. Will she get notified in her email about my message? Or is there another way to contact her?

 

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trents Grand Master
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Besides the PM tool, there is no other way. The forum PM tool would send a notification to her private email on file with the forum that you tried to contact her.

knitty kitty Grand Master
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@Katie0711,

Welcome to the forum!

You could post your son's symptoms in this thread and let us know which post you found with similar symptoms.  Someone currently active may be able to help.  

Best wishes.

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Yes, I recommend creating a new post on the forum describing your son's symptoms. 

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