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Sipport Group In Wisocnsin?

JeninWI

By JeninWI
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Hi all,

Just wanted to know if anyone knows of any support groups in Madison, WI.

Thanks!

Jen

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I don't know if this is current but it is worth a try

Good Luck

Group: Madison Area Gluten Intolerance Chapter (MAGIC)

City: Madison

Contacts:

  Teresa Gruenberg

      228 Evarts St.

      Belleville, WI  53508

      608-424-1321

  Michele Baillies

      N7737 Maginnis Road

      Pardeeville, WI  53954

      608-429-4904

  Marge Westergard

      817 Jenna Court

      Verona, WI  53593

      608-845-7559

  JoAnn Willoughby

      4515 Shore Acres Road

      Monona, WI  53716

      608-222-9667

  Aaron Avery, co-chair

      608-271-4041

  Margaret Kramer, co-chair

      608-829-1554

  Betty Wass, secretary

      608-233-9259

  Kathy Stanton, treasurer

      608-238-8911

  Kathleen Borner, new members coordinator

      608-839-3540

Internet:

  Aaron Avery, aavery77@hotmail.com

  Betty Wass, bmwass@facstaff.wisc.edu

  Kathy Borner, KBorner@aol.com

Updated: 10 Mar 2001

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Thank you for the quick reply on the Madison group! I'll try to contact them next week.

Jen

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