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I Recommended The Diet To An Online Friend

eKatherine

By eKatherine
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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eKatherine
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I wouldn't even have remembered that I suggested it to him if he hadn't reminded me of it tonight. He told me how pleased he was that he was able to get around again instead of being stuck in the wheelchair for fear of falling, and his neuropathy is greatly improved, too. He even turned on his cam so I could see him walking around.

He also mentioned that they had been treating all his symptoms with separate drugs, as though they were not related.

He said he had gotten some information online, but mostly from a friend with the disease.

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I wouldn't even have remembered that I suggested it to him if he hadn't reminded me of it tonight. He told me how pleased he was that he was able to get around again instead of being stuck in the wheelchair for fear of falling, and his neuropathy is greatly improved, too. He even turned on his cam so I could see him walking around.

He also mentioned that they had been treating all his symptoms with separate drugs, as though they were not related.

He said he had gotten some information online, but mostly from a friend with the disease.

That is absolutely awesome news. :D So glad to hear of another person benefitting from this lifestyle! As simple as it seems, these small efforts we put forward into the world can completely turn a life around for the better. So how quickly did the smile spread upon your face? lol!! What a beautiful thing it must have been to see.

Thanks for sharing!

Nantzie Collaborator
Nantzie
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I'm totally tearing up... I had a lot of pain and mobility issues pre-gluten-free too. I'm beyond thrilled for your friend and I hope he keeps feeling better and better.

Nancy

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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eKatherine,

That's great news about your friend! I'm so glad he took your words to heart :)

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