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Kicking The Butt...

AmandaD

By AmandaD
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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AmandaD
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Okay! So! My doc called today to tell me that my follow-up TTG is now negative...she said to rejoice.

I'm assuming this means I'm doing good on the diet...anyone else, could you translate?

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nikki-uk Enthusiast
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Yep,that's basically it.

If your antibody levels have gone down,thenthere's no gluten triggering the antibody reaction in your body.

Think you can give yourself a pat on the back! :lol:

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plantime Contributor
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It means you are doing very well! :D I am so proud of you! :D

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Thank you guys...I told my family and they were all like "that's nice"

ERG...and then offered me some wheat bread since they thought I didn't "have celiac" anymore.

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Good job! Now go celeberate with your fav gluten-free goodies! :D

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Yup--that's great! My biopsy and blood was negative in Feb! Way to go kicking that Celiac butt :)

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Awesome Jenvan - now that it's been negative - do you ever get the old symptoms any more? Curious...

Yup--that's great! My biopsy and blood was negative in Feb! Way to go kicking that Celiac butt :)
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schuyler Apprentice
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Good Job!!!! :D:D:D:D

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