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Something Nice

Jo.R

By Jo.R
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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Jo.R
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Yesterday a lady I go to church with dropped by the house. She and her mom were shopping in the city and found some already made gluten-free brownies and bought them for me. They were really good too (Whole Foods?). It was just so nice to have someone do something so kind concerning the Celiac. Lately I have felt like I'm on the outside looking in and that just made me feel like I got to go inside. Does that make sense?

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chocolatelover
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That's so sweet! I have a friend who always calls me when she sees something gluten free that she thinks I can have. It's a very alienating disease, and because it's lifelong, people tend to forget after a while. And the fact that they were even good, to boot, is huge!!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Sounds like you have a very nice friend. Brownies....mmm!!!! I am sitting here at 8 am wishing I had some.

bookbabie Apprentice
bookbabie
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It is nice when someone thinks of you. A friend recently clipped an article in the local paper for me about a bakery that is making gluten-free stuff. I hadn't heard and was surprised as it used to be my favorite bakery when I was "normal"!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

It makes sense to me :)

What thoughtful, caring friends you have.

babygirl1234 Rookie
babygirl1234
Posted

how nice :)

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