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Kassie

By Kassie
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KoolGuyMkgee Newbie
KoolGuyMkgee
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I'm from Portland, Or. but im up in spokane at Gonzaga right now.

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x1x-Stargirl-x1x Apprentice
x1x-Stargirl-x1x
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i live in california

.::STARGIRL::.

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Daughter-of-TheLight Apprentice
Daughter-of-TheLight
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Hey!'m from FL. I don't know any celiac teens. Only my mom, little brother, and some old lady my parents have known FOREVER.

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Guest Joshua
Guest Joshua
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im from tennessee

Daughter-of-TheLight Apprentice
Daughter-of-TheLight
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Hey!'m from FL. I don't know any celiac teens. Only my mom, little brother, and some old lady my parents have known FOREVER. Thank God for FL. I live in paradise...
taylor- Rookie
taylor-
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What part of florida do you live in? there are quite a few people from florida. like me :D

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Daughter-of-TheLight Apprentice
Daughter-of-TheLight
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Not allowed to say. I don't want stalkers hunting me down. Not that I think any of you are stalkers, but anyone can read this. So... yeah. I live in FL and that's about all I'm allowed to say.

taylor- Rookie
taylor-
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Not allowed to say. I don't want stalkers hunting me down. Not that I think any of you are stalkers, but anyone can read this. So... yeah. I live in FL and that's about all I'm allowed to say.

Oh ok, well im from the tampa bay area, but I live in Tallahassee now for school. But there are people all over florida here.

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prettyXmuchXrad Newbie
prettyXmuchXrad
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Anybody else from Northern Indiana or anyplace around there? I feel like I'm the only one!

nzgirl Newbie
nzgirl
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Hey I'm from New Zealand

anyone else from around here?!

Stargate-geek Newbie
Stargate-geek
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Eastern Massachusetts, USA.

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HilaBean Newbie
HilaBean
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Phoenix AZ. Any one? i know like one person who goes to my school,and she just found out she's gluten intolerant. I was for some reason, excited. i know thats terrible to say...

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Daughter-of-TheLight Apprentice
Daughter-of-TheLight
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South FL? Anyone? (Yeah, I've already posted here, but WHO'S gonna look way in the middle for my post, I ask?)

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Kenpo89 Newbie
Kenpo89
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I live in Utah. I was diagnosed with celiac in feb. 2007

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fatcat11188 Newbie
fatcat11188
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Im from MA- New England's cold

OnlySamwise Newbie
OnlySamwise
Posted

i'm from Hawaii ;)

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Daughter-of-TheLight Apprentice
Daughter-of-TheLight
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Awesome! i wish I lived in hawaii... Though I do like South FL...

nikky Contributor
nikky
Posted

Cool id love to live in Hawaii or FL ... but wales is ok ... though we get a lot of rain

fatcat11188 Newbie
fatcat11188
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New England, 1/2 hour away from Boston!

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OnlySamwise Newbie
OnlySamwise
Posted

That's cool :) . . . UK and FL sounds good to me :D

kiraalyx Newbie
kiraalyx
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anyone frommm cannnada?

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Fishy Guy Newbie
Fishy Guy
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Heh, I'm from Michigan, and still searching for more celiacs my age...

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Tiger73549 Newbie
Tiger73549
Posted

I live just South of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

I'm a 21 yo Male.

Ericka Newbie
Ericka
Posted

Im from Minnesota, i know some people here with it too. Im very happy to live here there is so many places to eat and shop here for gluten-free foods its awesome i really do feel..i donno blessed maybe.

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