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Support In Manhattan?


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lushgreen Apprentice

Does anyone know of any support groups in New York City? I know there's one in Westchester and stuff that happens upstate but have not heard of anything in the city. Any information would be helpful.

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I know there is quite a large support group in NYC, but unfortunately I don't know anything about it. Maybe look on Celiachicks and see if there is any info, or just Google NYC Celiac Support Group.

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Meetup group in nyc, meets ~ 1x/month

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lushgreen Apprentice

just went to my first meetup yesterday :)

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laurieb119 Rookie
Does anyone know of any support groups in New York City? I know there's one in Westchester and stuff that happens upstate but have not heard of anything in the city. Any information would be helpful.

HI,

MY NAME IS LAURIE. I HAVE A SUGGESTION AS FAR AS A GROUP. FUNNY THING I HAVE NEVER BEEN YET. I LIVE IN BROOKLYN SO ALSO SINCE I HAVE A 10 MONTH OLD IT HAS BEEN A BIT DIFFICULT FOR ME TO GET THERE. ANYWAYS ITS FROM A MEETUP WEBSITE. I DO NOT KNOW A WEBSITE EXACTLY . BUT THERE IS A THING CALLED MEETUP, WITH ALL SORTS OF SUBJECTS THAT PEOPLE MEET UP ABOUT. ANYWAYS THERE IS ONE FOR CELIAC AND IT IS I NYC. THEY MEET ONCE MONTHLY. TELL ME IF YOU CAN FIND IT. IF NOT I WILL LOOK FOR AN OLD EMAIL AND I CAN FOWARD IT TO YOU.

TALK TO YOU SOON, LAURIE

LOL, I JUST READ THE REPLY THAT SPOKE ABOUT T HIS, SORRY FOR POSTING IT TOO,LOL

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joel Newbie

Your Organizer, Shanel, sent the following message to the

members of The New York City Celiac Disease Meetup Group:

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Announcing a new event for The New York City Celiac Disease

Meetup Group!

What: Dinner at Cafe Fuego

When: Tuesday, January 30, 7:00 PM

Event fee: USD2.00 per person

Where: Click the link below to find out!

Event Description: Cuban Cuisine at it's best.... Great

food... great music... very well priced....check out the

website www.CAFEFUEGO.com the chef is putting together some

specials for us..... yummy....

Learn more here: Open Original Shared Link

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