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Ataxia

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Mabc Apprentice
Mabc
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I'm wondering what other people's experience with ataxia has been because I've never found anyone else who has it. I am improving in some wonderful ways gluten free, but as of yet my ataxia has not improved. Of course, I would expect it to take much longer.

I'd like to know how this symptom is for others and how long it took to improve after you went gluten-free.

Thanks!

Melodi

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I got the impression from my doctor that where I am at now is where I am going to stay - UNLESS I would go back on gluten and then it will get much worse. To be honest, I am so tired of all the auto-immune diseases that I have been diagnosed with, that I really only half listen. I no longer search out information on them or anything. It seems for me, that that is the only way I can handle them. I really should listen more when they tell me about them, but I just don't want to hear anymore.

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You can start here and follow links

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edit oops forgot link

Mabc Apprentice
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Thankyou very much. I really appreciate the link and the other comment. I'll check it out.

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