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I Keep On E-Mailing Celiac3270 - No Response.....

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Canadian Karen
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I have no idea where in NYC celiac3270 lives, but I e-mailed him after that plane accident just to make sure he is okay. I have e-mailed again, neither time getting a response. He usually doesn't go this long without checking his e-mail.

I really hope he is okay....... That boy has a special place in my heart. He's the first person to reach out to me when I stumbled upon this site......

Karen

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Turtle Enthusiast
Turtle
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I was wondering about him too!

Hopefully it's just something simple like their internet is down...

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Karen, perhaps someone here has his phone # that they can PM to you?

I do, also, hope all is well :)

mouse Enthusiast
mouse
Posted

I know what you mean about celiac3270. He is so very special. Please let us know if you hear from him. Maybe his computer is down or he is working hard and has not checked his email.

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
Posted

The logs say his last activity was Yesterday, 09:52 PM... Hope this puts you at ease a little.

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jkmunchkin
Posted

If I remember correctly I think I remember him mentioning once that he lives downtown, which is no where near where the plane hit. A lot of my friends live on the UES, and I don't think any other buildings besides the one the plane crashed into, were affected.

I'm sure he's fine, but please update us when you hear from him.

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Judyin Philly Enthusiast
Judyin Philly
Posted
Whoa, sorry guys.

I'm fine, but I'm touched that you were concerned. I got a PM from kevsmom about an hour ago, or I wouldn't have checked this topic. Karen, I haven't been using that e-mail address regularly for a few months now (celiac3270king@gmail.com is a better one). I had been checking both, but as school becomes increasingly time consuming, I haven't been as diligent. That also explains my relative absence from the board; I try to read, but I haven't had the time to post.

Thank you for asking, though... it means a lot to me ;)

-celiac3270

celiac3270, I'm so glad all is well with you!

I've sure missed you!

Judy in philly

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barbara3675
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Nice to see ANY post from you, celiac3270. You were a major player when I first went on this board and it was better in those days, more pure and informational and not so much confrontation. I had been wondering just where you were and whether you even were a part of this forum anymore. It is good to know that you take a peek from time to time. We don't see as much of Katie either, she is probably busy with her life too and that is a good thing for both of you. I think once we get used to the fact the we have to eat gluten-free, we just accept it as part of the routine and don't dwell on it all the time or let it take up so much of our time. That is the way it should be. I come here occasionally to see what is up, take what I can from it, but don't really get too involved or excited over things anymore. Barbara

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kevsmom
Posted

I am so glad to see that celiac3270 posted :D . I PM'd him asking him to do so. This is a copy of his reply to me:

Hi Cindy,

You can tell anyone else who was wondering that I've just taken a break. I'm doing fine-- great, actually... but I have a ton of work for school and I haven't really had a chance to post for the past few weeks. I still read the forum when I can, but the posting has been minimal. Don't be worried, but thanks for asking! Great to know that I've been missed.

-celiac3270

mommida Enthusiast
mommida
Posted

celiac3270,

At least you know you have so many admirers. Keep doing the things that make you such a well rounded person.

Lots of love to you,

Laura

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