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Is there any support groups in Kansas or any moms just wanting to talk that might know and be able to help us through this trying time.


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hi!! I'm from Kansas also, live in Emporia and go to ESU. Where are you at?? There are a few groups one in topeka, one in wichita, and one up in KC. So depending on where you are, they can be quite a drive. Let me know where you are at!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Kansas

Hays - Resource:

Contact: Debbie Williams

1005 West 28th, #112

Hays, KS 67601

Tel: (913) 625-9114

E-mail: williams@dailynews.net

Hutchinson - Resource:

Contact: Faye Sallee

2509 Lundman Drive

Hutchinson, KS 67502

Tel: (316) 662-6738

E-mail: sallee@southwind.net

Kansas City - Support Group

Contact 1: Helen Richards

Greater Kansas City Celiacs (CSA)

6317 Goodman Drive

Merriam, KS 66202

Tel: (913) 236-9454

E-mail: richgary@swbell.net

Contact 2: Karen & Roger Miller

11714 Hadley

Overland Park, KS 66210

Kansas City - Resource:

Contact: Danelle Sorensen

Olathe, KS

Tel: (913) 397-9284

E-mail: homesweethome@despammed.com

Leavenworth - Resource:

Contact: Latisha May Thomas

1313 Vilas

Leavenworth, KS 66048

Tel: (913) 682-6678

Manhattan - Support Group

Contact: Rene' Eichem

Manhattan Celiac Support Group

2442 Buttonwood Drive

Manhattan, KS 66502

Tel: (913) 776-6013

E-mail: arened@ksu.edu

Contact 2: Mary Jordan

2513 Nutmeg

Manhattan, KS 66502

Tel: (913) 539-2963

E-mail: MJordan672@aol.com

Topeka - Support Group

Contact: Sharon Larson, President

Topeka Celiac Sprue Support Group (CSA)

4310 SE McMahan Ct.

Tecumseh, KS 66542

Tel: (785) 379-0479

E-mail: slars5@cox.net

Wichita - Support Group

Contact 1: Kay Finn

Wichita Celiacs (CSA)

805 N. Cypress

Wichita, KS 67206

Tel: (316) 686-7034

Contact 2: Marty Weeks

8108 Mockingbird

Wichita, KS 67207

Tel: (316) 684-4017

E -mail: weeks@southwind.net

Contact 3: Faye Sallee

E-mail: sallee@southwind.net

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plantime Contributor

I'm sitting here in southeast Kansas, near Pittsburg. I am a mom, too! I'd be happy to talk to you about this! You can post here on the board, send me a private message, or email me.

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