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johnsoniu Apprentice

I just wanted to give a big heartful thank you to all you wonderful people. You've made this last month so much easier than I could have imagined. I can't imagine trying to navigate this drastic life-style change on my own. You are informed and always willing to share your insights and experiences. Thank you for your time, committment, and generosity. And you're a pretty fun bunch I might add! :rolleyes:

John will now revert back to posting in his usual off-beat, dry humor style. While sulking that Jerry thought of going "third person" before he did B)


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CarlaB Enthusiast

Carla welcomes you again and says "you're welcome." It's nice to have a couple more silly people around here (including Jerry in that comment)!! Carla likes silliness.

jerseyangel Proficient

And welcome to you, John!

Great to have you aboard :)

Lisa Mentor

I just want to add that it is a great and wonderful to have more than a few gentlemen on the forum. And commend those that have been with us for so long with good advice and constant diligence. You know who you are.

Celiac is definitely a trans-gender issue and I personally am glad that you guys are here to speak up. Even Jerry has set a standard :rolleyes: ...some set of standards :blink:

jerseyangel Proficient

Good point, Lisa--

Let's hear it for the guys! :D

Lisa Mentor
I just want to add that it is a great and wonderful to have more than a few gentlemen on the forum. And commend those that have been with us for so long with good advice and constant diligence. You know who you are.

Celiac is definitely a trans-gender issue and I personally am glad that you guys are here to speak up. Even Jerry has set a standard :rolleyes: ...some set of standards :blink:

In addition, I wanted to say that a journey though celiacland is not aways easy and I am glad those that helped you on your way were helpful. Your graditude is a testimony of those that give their knowlege and their time to help those that came after. This is what it is all about.

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