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Happy Anniversary To Me!


jkmunchkin

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jkmunchkin Rising Star

I can't believe I've beenn gluten-free for 1 year!!!! The first couple months were a little tough but it quickly got easier.

Thanks to everyone here, I'm not sure what I would have done without everyone's knowledge and help.


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jennyj Collaborator

Congrats. I know it has been hard but you did it.

par18 Apprentice
I can't believe I've beenn gluten-free for 1 year!!!! The first couple months were a little tough but it quickly got easier.

Thanks to everyone here, I'm not sure what I would have done without everyone's knowledge and help.

Congrats. I'm in my 15th month. Getting to feel like an old-timer.

Tom

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That's great! Congrats! :)

taz sharratt Enthusiast
I can't believe I've beenn gluten-free for 1 year!!!! The first couple months were a little tough but it quickly got easier.

Thanks to everyone here, I'm not sure what I would have done without everyone's knowledge and help.

well done you.

angel-jd1 Community Regular

Happy Anniversary!!! It's a great feeling isn't it? I celebrated mine with a big gluten free brownie, if I remember correctly. Congrats!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Yeah-congrats!


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Congrats!

Guhlia Rising Star

Congratulations!!!

hez Enthusiast

Congrats! It is nice to have a year under your belt :)

Hez

jerseyangel Proficient

Hi Jillian--that's great! :D

jkmunchkin Rising Star
Happy Anniversary!!! It's a great feeling isn't it? I celebrated mine with a big gluten free brownie, if I remember correctly. Congrats!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

I'm actually off from work this week so DH and I are gonna go to Mama's in a bit for some yummy Italian food, and maybe he'll make me a flourless chocolate souffle later!!!

Thanks all!!

floridanative Community Regular

Kudos to you and enjoy your dinner!

Rice Cakes Newbie

Congratulations Jillian, I'm making you our expert on time (for today) since you're at exactly one year: Do you feel entirely better by now? If so, when did you?

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Congrats to you Jillian!!!

jkmunchkin Rising Star
Congratulations Jillian, I'm making you our expert on time (for today) since you're at exactly one year: Do you feel entirely better by now? If so, when did you?

Jacob

I actually started to feel better right away. I was really sick by the time I was diagnosed though. I was pretty much nauseaus for about 9 years and right before I was diagnosed it was to the point that I'd be pulling over on the side of the Cross Bronx Expwy. to uncontrollably puke after eating. I had total villoscophy. The doctor said it was one of the worst cases he's seen. So that said, anything made me feel better than the way I was feeling.

But not everyone feels better immediately. In fact I think most people don't. So don't monitor your progress by others. Everyone is different. And thanks!!!

Oh and fyi... Mama's is closed for renovation. Very sad about my anniversary dinner.

Green12 Enthusiast
I actually started to feel better right away. I was really sick by the time I was diagnosed though. I was pretty much nauseaus for about 9 years and right before I was diagnosed it was to the point that I'd be pulling over on the side of the Cross Bronx Expwy. to uncontrollably puke after eating. I had total villoscophy. The doctor said it was one of the worst cases he's seen. So that said, anything made me feel better than the way I was feeling.

But not everyone feels better immediately. In fact I think most people don't. So don't monitor your progress by others. Everyone is different. And thanks!!!

Oh and fyi... Mama's is closed for renovation. Very sad about my anniversary dinner.

Congratulations! A year doesn't always sound like a long time, but it is. It's a long road and a lot of hard work so good for you :)

Fiddle-Faddle Community Regular

Way to go!! Glad it got easier, too! :)

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