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Hello

As my wedding approaches (dec 3) i have been thinking of all the people who have helped me get through this crazy year with getting engaged and then getting very sick wtih celiac. i wanted to thank everyone on this forum for helping me with all my questions and even helping me with non celiac related issues! i'm sure only a celiac could understand that im so nervous for feeling healthy on my wedding day and praying that i dont feel nauseous,get a stomach ache or dizziness :)

Thank you everyone for all your support, encouragment and hugs!

Jess


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Blessings on your upcoming wedding... You will make a beautiful bride.

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jerseyangel Proficient

Jess,

I can definately relate to your being nervous about not feeling well on your wedding day! I just know that you're going to be fine, and it's going to be a perfect day for you :)

Wow--it's really approaching fast, isn't it? Just enjoy every minute, because it all goes by so quickly. ;):D

And, after the honeymoon, we will need to see pictures.....

jennyj Collaborator

Congrats and prayers you have the day you have always dreamed of.

jkmunchkin Rising Star

Congrats!!! Promise to send me the link to your pictures. You're gonna look gorgeous. :)

happygirl Collaborator

Jess,

I am so excited for you!!!!!!! Congratulations to you and your husband to be. Let me tell you...if yall can get through this, you have a solid foundation to build your marriage on. Please share pictures with us!!!

Much love and gluten free blessings :)

Laura

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As you count the days, take a deep breath every morning. Jess, don't get sooo caught up in the plans that you don't enjoy the count down.

When, after you are married and you turn to face your family and friends.............look around and SEE those family and friends. It will be imbedded in your mind.

And remember to eat something before your wedding. There will be soooo many people comming up to you with good wishes, that you may not even get to the food table. (Yeah, who wants to eat before you put on your wedding dress). Make sure that you maid of honor, brings food to you. Important.!!

Best wished to you and you new hubby :)

Happy wishes, Lisa


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jESS

I'M SO GLAD YOU REMINDED US

HAVEN'T BEEN ON MUCH LATELY

IT SEEMS ALL IS WELL

CONGRATS AND PLEASE SHOW US SOME PICTURES

ENJOY YOUR BLESSED DAY

JUDY IN PHILLY

Ursa Major Collaborator

Wow, you'll be married in six days! I hope everything will be perfect, and no cc will creep in to make you feel bad.

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