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Kassie

By Kassie
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sarahann324 Newbie
sarahann324
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i live in PA.

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swimchicky Newbie
swimchicky
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Yay that's awesome! I'm from the bay area :)

i'm from the bay area too! i never knew there were other celiacs up here! has anyone been to the celiac conference at stanford university? they stopped holding it a few years ago, but it was great while it lasted! also, check out the blog on my profile! (it's a link)

swimchicky a.k.a. tan celiac girl

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Yellow Rose Explorer
Yellow Rose
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I'm from Texas originally but I moved to Nebraska four years ago.

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Angels~Exist Newbie
Angels~Exist
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I'm from Missouri...probably the only one! :lol:

Endevor Newbie
Endevor
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I'm from Wyoming, but go to school in Idaho.

LBethanyC Newbie
LBethanyC
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I'm from Canada. :).

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MasterGberry Newbie
MasterGberry
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I am from LA in California. Anyone else from around here?

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SJR Newbie
SJR
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Indiana :)

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flowerpower12 Rookie
flowerpower12
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I used to live in Idaho!

Thats my home..I'm in OK for now but we're working on getting home..we cant really do that though until I'm better and we find out whats goingon with me..

Im not diagnosed yet but I think I might have it.

Who knows.

Rebecca Madrid Newbie
Rebecca Madrid
Posted

I'm from Canada. :).

Whereabouts?? I'm from Ontario, but living in Newfoundland for school and was diagnosed about 3 weeks ago.

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gintare519 Newbie
gintare519
Posted

hi guys. i was just wondering where you guys are all from. everyone seems to be like from the east and i don't know anyone around the west with it. i live in idaho. so where do u guys live? just thought i would ask

~Kassie~

Wisconsin! xD

the cheese state. with lots of bakeries. O.O

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B R I A N A Apprentice
B R I A N A
Posted

Hey,

My names Briana and I'm seventeen.

I'm actually living in the overpopulated Southern California.

I'm planning on going to college in Colorado and I'm also thinking about Idaho.

In addition to celiac disease I have a dairy allergy, am a vegetarian, and have hypoglycemia.

If you ever have any questions or just want to talk feel free.

My email is:

Brii_1992@yahoo.com

Eilidh Newbie
Eilidh
Posted

what part of the bay area i am from palo alto. you should join the bay area celiac teens support group!

Hey I'm from B.C. Canada...

Anyone from Canada?

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Rebecca Madrid Newbie
Rebecca Madrid
Posted

anyone frommm cannnada?

Ontario you?

Rebecca Madrid Newbie
Rebecca Madrid
Posted

i'm from canada! ontario

Me too!!

Where in ON?

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Hineys <3 Newbie
Hineys <3
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im from tennessee

Tennessee? That's kinda closer to me. I'm from Kentucky and everyone on here seams to be from other side of the continent. lol

Hineys <3 Newbie
Hineys <3
Posted

Indiana :)

Where about in Indiana? Cuz I live in Kentucky but go to Madison Indiana all the time.

Hineys <3 Newbie
Hineys <3
Posted

Im from Kentucky and No one besides my family has it around here, and besides my brother, Im the youngest!

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SoFLO Newbie
SoFLO
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My name is Doug. I'm a 19 year old college student living in Miami, FL (lived here all my life). Only one of my family and friends who has celiac, makes it tough.

manpriya Newbie
manpriya
Posted

i am from india.............any teen from india on dis site????????????

zombietommie Newbie
zombietommie
Posted

I'm from Western WA just north of Seattle.

I know two celiacs, but I have multiple intolerances/allergy thingies.

eeyore Collaborator
eeyore
Posted

I'm from Raleigh, NC ...

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fiwen30 Newbie
fiwen30
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19 y/o female from Derby, UK here. Coeliac and non-meat eater. Anyone else in the area?

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Mikki.G Newbie
Mikki.G
Posted

anyone frommm cannnada?

hey im from ontario!! where are you from??

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Katah Newbie
Katah
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Canada, Ontario. :-)

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