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Any Celiacs In Kansas?

Caralg

By Caralg
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Caralg Newbie
Caralg
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I am a college student and I was wondering if their were any other people around my age in Kansas?

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plantime Contributor
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I'm a college student in Kansas. You might not count me, though. I'm 42 and going to Colorado Tech Online. I live in southeast Kansas, 20 miles south of Pittsburg.

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Curious and Determined Rookie
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My son-in-law is from McPherson, and he and my daughter met at K-State. And you're from wheat country! I'm a relatively new Texas resident, raised in Iowa, lived in Nebraska.

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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Kansas here. There are several of us on the board. Hopefully more will speak up :)

Welcome to the board. If you need help with anything or wanting to find stores and such just holler.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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jayhawkmom Enthusiast
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Kansan here. However, I'm a 36 year old mother of three, so I don't qualify as being "your age." But, I am gluten intolerant and my daughter is "confirmed" intolerant, while my baby (14 months) is on a gluten-free diet as preventative measure as recommended by his pediatrician.

I'm still very new to this, my daughter went gluten-free in June. I'm often frustrated and confused. And, find myself wandering back to this site looking for help, insight, and support.

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I'm 33 so I'm not actually your age either but we live south of Wichita. MY DH (31) and DS (4) are on the gluten free diet and my DD (1 1/2) and I eat a little gluten now and then. DH has been gluten-free for a year now and DS has been gluten-free since June. I'm a Iowa native who married a Kansan so here I am around a bunch of wheat. :) Welcome to the board! Kendra

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Hi am new to the board and new to the thinking I may need to switch to a gluten-free lifestyle. I live in Kansas in Derby just south of Wichita.

Robin

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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Hi am new to the board and new to the thinking I may need to switch to a gluten-free lifestyle. I live in Kansas in Derby just south of Wichita.

Robin

Welcome to the board :)

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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lilmstude Newbie
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TOPEKA KANSAS here....diagnosed 4 days ago...scared to death...dunno if I can do this or not. Feelin pretty darn down. HELP!!! And how do you get little statistics at the bottom of the page about your diagnostic tests etc....

Victoria

aka missprinzs@aol.com

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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TOPEKA KANSAS here....diagnosed 4 days ago...scared to death...dunno if I can do this or not. Feelin pretty darn down. HELP!!! And how do you get little statistics at the bottom of the page about your diagnostic tests etc....

Victoria

aka missprinzs@aol.com

Hang in there Victoria. It DOES get much easier. This is a great place to learn and ask questions. Things are very overwhelming in the beginning. You will quickly learn to be a label reader. For now stick with whole foods (fresh veggies and plain meats) until your tummy heals.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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