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Piccolo

By Piccolo
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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Piccolo Apprentice
Piccolo
Posted

Hi all

This is my first post. I have been long time lurker and just joined. I feel like I know many of you.

The last two parties at my office have been great. They noticed that I would come and not eat anything. So now they have fresh fruit along with the sweet and dairy . I feel included again.

Just wanted to let all of you know.

Sensitive to 21 foods including wheat, gluten, dairy, and tomato.

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Susan :P

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chocolatelover
Posted

Susan,

Welcome to the boards--glad you have come out of the shadows and are here posting! This is a great place to get support for gluten and other dietary sensitivities--it seems like many of us have more than one!

It's great that not only did your co-workers notice, but they acted upon what they saw! You are in a rare spot to have people be so thoughtful. You are very lucky. :)

Abbygail Newbie
Abbygail
Posted

Hi there! :rolleyes:

I do add my encouragement and support. It is so wonderful and rare that you find people who care enough to become involved. Good on you!!! That probably goes a long way in saying what a great person are and how many people care about you too. :rolleyes:

Gail

Nantzie Collaborator
Nantzie
Posted

That's so nice of them. It's wonderful to be included.

Welcome to the board. Make yourself at home.

:D

Nancy

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