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Calling All Gs's In S`england


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martz Newbie

hello everyone, I know this was 'done' in August with not much of response. But I really, really, really want to get together with some other people with similar diet restrictions - in my case gluten and dairy, principally, but not good with corn or soy either. And that includes celiacs, gluten intolerants, paleos, D'adamos or others. Not concerned with reasons why, just need buddies to maybe check out eating places, swop ideas and generally feel that I'm not alone with this. I have all this new-found energy (since diet) and am coping pretty well but friends can be a bit dismissive and I've only eaten out once (and then the anxiety kind of spoiled the experience) in six months. I live in Brighton but happy to travel to anywhere in region with a BR station.

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Hi Mate,

My names Pav and im a 23 year old coeliac from London, so not too far from you, iv been a coeliac for about 10 years so have a fair amount of experience if you want some help or advice.

Nice one.

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