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covsooze Enthusiast
covsooze
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I had my follow up biopsy done on Monday, having been gluten-free since January, and just got the results - it showed that I am reacting well to the gluten-free diet. Hooray :D

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That's great Susie... keep up the good work!

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I had my follow up biopsy done on Monday, having been gluten-free since January, and just got the results - it showed that I am reacting well to the gluten-free diet. Hooray :D

That's great news Susie!! (give yourself a pat on the back!!) :)

How's the other intolerances going?

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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Congrats!

olalisa Contributor
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That's fabulous! You give us all hope :D

floridanative Community Regular
floridanative
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That's great but may I ask why you have another biopsy? My doctor said she'd only do that if my blood work didn't come back okay.

covsooze Enthusiast
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That's great but may I ask why you have another biopsy? My doctor said she'd only do that if my blood work didn't come back okay.

I think it's standard practice in the UK, certainly in my area, as the biopsy is a more reliable way of checking how we are doing.

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floridanative Community Regular
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I think it's standard practice in the UK, certainly in my area, as the biopsy is a more reliable way of checking how we are doing.

Oh that's good to know. I'll probably have another one at my 2 year mark unless my blood work shows a problem before that. I may try and get that camera pill instead if that would work...had a bad biopsy experience so I dread ever having another one.

Glad you are doing so well. I think the body's response to the diet is also a good indication of how well one is doing on the diet. I had no idea I had so many things going on relating to ingesting gluten until I went gluten free and miraculously the other issues dissappeared one by one.

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SchnauzerMom
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Congratulations! I'm glad everything is working out for you. It gives me hope too!

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key
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That is great news!

Monica

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Canadian Karen
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Awesome!

Hugs!

Karen

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penguin
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Woot!

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Glad that you are doing well Susie!!!!

Lisa (momma goose)

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That's excellent news!

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debmidge
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good to hear good news!

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