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Kassie Apprentice

Hi, my name is Kassie heiner i am frome burley, idaho i have had celiac for well i got diagnose last year at the end of december so for a little over 6 months. i was diagonsed along with my twin sister tianna and my little sister she is 11 and me and my twin are 15. my mom has been showing me this message board so i finally decided to join. i i had been feeling sick constantly for ever and went on this diet and have been feeling better since except for when accidents happen of course and i get gluten. well i just thought i would introduce myself so if you have anything to say go for it


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celiac3270 Collaborator

Hi! Welcome to the board. I'm also 15, and I've been on here for what feels like forever (more like 2 1/2 years). I was diagnosed in February 2004, after being sick for a long time, as well. If you've been doing this for six months, you probably don't have many questions, but if you have any or just want to talk, ask away. :)

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guitarplayer4God Explorer

Hi I'm Bethani, welcome to the boards! I'm also 15 :) . I was just recently diagnosed with celiacs. This board is very helpful! If you wanna talk just send me a message I love meeting new people!

Ashley Enthusiast

This board draws 15 year-olds. :lol: I'm 15 too, at least for only two more months. You'll love it here, it's a really helpful place. Dxed for over a year and it gets easier along the way. If you need anything, you know what to do. :) This a good place to learn, and possible rant if you're down and out.

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MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast

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schuyler Apprentice

Welcome Kassie!

I'm Danielle and I'm 21. I was diagnosed around the same time as you, and I'm glad that your feeling better! I remember reading your mom's posts about you and your sister. BTW, how's Tianna doing? I hope she's improving.

Anyways, you have joined a great group of people, and if you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask.

Danielle

beth g Newbie

Hi Kassie I am 17 years old. Welcome to the Message Board for Teenagers. I was born with Celiac Disease as a little girl. Hope you like this message board as a member.


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jerseyangel Proficient

Hi Kassie, and welcome to the board :)

I'm one of the older <_< members, but I just jumped in here to say hello! Are you Chrissy's daughter by any chance?

Good luck with everything--we're all here to help :D

Kassie Apprentice

yah i am her daughter. and thanks everyone for you welcoming

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rachael128 Newbie

Hi Kassie,

My name's Rachael, in case you couldn't guess from my screen name

I am also 15 and i only just recently joined. I have been completely gluten free for only about 2 months but my mom's been gluten free for a long time. Well i guess thats it, oh and my AIM is Raquelita91 so feel free to IM me. :)

beaglemania Rookie

Hi Kassie I'm Julie and I'm 14 years old. Just joined Celiac.com though I've wanted to join for a long time. I've been on the gluten free diet for almost a year now, another 2 months it will be a year.

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