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Just had to drop a quick "thank you" message to Scott! With his help, I finally discovered what was wrong, and he was able to restore access with the correct e-mail address. I appreciate his patience and helping me "research" what was going on. The answer was simple and not surprising: I'm computer ignorant! ;)

Thanks again Scott. -Julie :)

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I want to add my thanks just for having this website. I don't know how I would have managed without all of the information I have learned here.

THANK YOU!!

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It can't be said often enough: Thanks a million, Scott!!!!!!!!!! For the first time since being a child I have hope of getting better, thanks to the information provided here.

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Alot of effort is put into this site. Thank you Scott!

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Thank you Scott!

It's great to have such a wonderful community. :P

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I have learned so much from this great group of people!! I would have been so lost without this site. THANK YOU SCOTT! :D

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Thank you!!! :D

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I find it amazing that a commercial website has become the best source for information on Celiac. Nothing else out there even comes close. Keep up the good work for we are lost without it.

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You said it, Ian, this is an amazing place! Don't know what I would have done without it. Thank you Scott for providing us with this forum that helps so many :)

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I would also like to say Thank You :lol:

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THANK YOU SCOTT

This site has given me so much information and it helped me make a smooth transition to a gluten-free diet!

Thanks a million!!!!!

Danielle

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Thanks Scott for giving me the opportunity to live happily!!!

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