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Adult Gi In Dallas/north Dallas Area?

LucyLove

By LucyLove
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LucyLove Newbie
LucyLove
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Does anyone know of a great GI in the Dallas/N. Dallas area? I'm really at my wits end and need to find a GI who will really listen to my issues and be very thoughtful about my concerns and health. Obviously I want the GI to be well versed and knowledgable about celiac disease as well as other GI problems.

Thanks so much!

Andrea

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tamarabDallas Newbie
tamarabDallas
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Hi,

I just posted the same blog today. I desparately need to find a good GI doctor. So if I find one or you find one keep me posted. I am ill at home today and have been putting it off but I really need to move forward on this, if you know what I mean.

Thanks,

Tamara

larry mac Enthusiast
larry mac
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LL & tbD,

I recommend attending the next monthly meeting of the Lone Star Celiac GIG (gluten intolerance group). It's on the 3rd Saturday at Presbyterian Hospital on Walnut Hill Ln in Dallas.

www.dfwceliac.org

I've been to two now and really like it. There is food that members bring (don't eat too much breakfast), cake, muffins, cookies, chex mix, etc. They sell books at very reasonable prices. There's always a little raffle. Last month at my first meeting, there were 6-8 new members. Of course you can get members recommendations as to doctors and such.

hope to see you there, lm

Sillyyakdidi Apprentice
Sillyyakdidi
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Doctor Gordon Luk, Digestive Health associates of tx is my DR, he got me diagnosed in a MONTH, he is great, has been treating me since, go see him! (its hard to get an appt)

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glenda7 Newbie
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Does anyone know of a great GI in the Dallas/N. Dallas area? I'm really at my wits end and need to find a GI who will really listen to my issues and be very thoughtful about my concerns and health. Obviously I want the GI to be well versed and knowledgable about celiac disease as well as other GI problems.

Thanks so much!

Andrea

glenda7 Newbie
glenda7
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Hi,

I just posted the same blog today. I desparately need to find a good GI doctor. So if I find one or you find one keep me posted. I am ill at home today and have been putting it off but I really need to move forward on this, if you know what I mean.

Thanks,

Tamara

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