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Jittery.....

chgomom

By chgomom
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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chgomom
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I put my rice bread in the wrong toaster this morning, half alseep and did not realize it till I had already bitten. I am so mad. Now I am jittery though. It was one bite, but I suppose thats all it takes.

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I get jittery sometimes too. It's one extreme or another for me. Either I'm fighting to stay awake, or I'm so jittery I feel like my brain is buzzing.

Hope you feel better.

Nancy

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Felidae
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I get anxious and jittery from gluten. It's a horrible feeling.

chgomom Enthusiast
chgomom
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Wow...not that I have had the D....and drank alot of water...I feel better....

but wow....Since going gluten free...I haven't felt like that...so it was really really scary.

I can't belive I made such a silly mistake.

Atlease the kid got off to school with his right lunch and clothes on... :( lol

kalanfan Explorer
kalanfan
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last time i glutened myself i went nuts...i was sitting in class and shaking..its like my nervous system went nuts.....it was weird

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I KNOW!

Before I went gluten-free, there were a couple of times like that and I thought I was literally going to fall down.

Like my arms were shaking and my legs were weak....

This is interesting.....that it seems to be common

Guest Viola
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Yup, I get the shakes among other things. Before going gluten free I had them so bad one time that I couldn't drive and had to get my hubby to find a ride down the valley so he could drive the van home :blink: It wasn't nice. Now I just get them when I get contaminated. Just hate the feeling because it's also really hard to concentrate on anything. :angry:

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