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We don't have to take any yucky medicine where the side effects are worse than the original problem. Also, we eat healthier and it gives us a reason to come together and discuss our lives!

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I eat a lot healthier now than I used too! More fruites and veggies!

Carriefaith Enthusiast

Also, I appreciate food more now than I used to. I waste less food and basically cherish all my special gluten free foods. Like gluten-free bagels, and gluten-free bread.

ponita Newbie

It really has been amazing how little food I waste. I used to look at leftovers as something less than attractive but now....

if I have gluten-free leftovers, that are foods that I don't have to forage for.

Lunch has been my toughest time of day and having the leftovers has truly been my savior.

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Almedingen Newbie

One of our family friends has cancer and she has to undergo very serious chemotherapy treatments.

I feel so blessed that all I have to do to get well is eat right.

Guest Libbyk

the change in my quality of life. Lat fall, I felt sewn into the couch- tired cranky, and tired. this fall, I startes cyclo cross racing, sort of like mountain biek racing on road bikes., It is an incredibly arobic, deep lung pain, muddy, great sport.

When I crossed the finish line of my first race, (last) I threw up my arm in victory. truly one of the greatest moments of my life. My dad came over to take my bike and give me water, and I just looked at him, grinning with tears in my eyes, and I said, dad, I'm not a sickly girl any more!

thats what 10 months gluten-free can do

Lib

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