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Glutened ? Was I Stupid ?

georgie

By georgie
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I made sandwiches yesterday for my brothers, and then didn't wash my hands before eating my rice crackers. Could that have glutened me ? I feel REALLY tired today, and now have stomach pain ( 18 hours and 24 hours later)

Was I REALLY stupid :blink:

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You certainly were being careless in not washing your hands immediately after making the sandwiches. I wouldn't call it stupid, though. And yes, you apparently glutened yourself doing that. You live and learn! I hope you'll feel better soon.

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Welcome to the world of cross contamination! It sucks. It was so hard for me to believe that I really had to be that careful. That was until the day I glutened myself through cc. Hope you feel better soon.

Hez

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I think I will wear the Dunce cap for the rest of the day . :lol: :lol: :lol: Even my undx area of rash that I think may be DH - is itching. Stupidity reigns ! I can't believe that you have to be THAT careful ! I just touched the bread !

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