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Hey all! I haven't been on here in a long long time! I got very involved with our local groups and haven't had time to return here! Anyway, I wanted to send a note out in case any Indianapolis Area Celiacs were reading... We have several support groups in the Indy area, and I am hosting a gluten-free pitch-in on June 9th for any Celiacs in the area! I am hoping this will be a large event. We will be sharing, food, recipes and will have some fun events too like a free raffle for some food/kitchen themed gifts. If you are interested e-mail me and I will send you the details. (Please e-mail and not personal message as I may not get the alert.) I am hoping to get a count of people asap, so if you see this, please get with me soon! Thanks! :P

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Hello! I know it's too late to be involved in the Pitch in, since it was two months ago, but I am hoping you will read this! I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease four years ago and have never been to a support group. I live in Lebanon, IN and am looking for a good support group to finally be involved in. I am finally trying to take complete control of my life now that I am married and have a little one to care for and am still have many health problems. It is difficult to take care of them and our house and work three 12 hour shifts a week while feeling terrible. Perhaps having a support group will help me getting more ideas and information to make my life a little better. So please, if you read this, send me an e-mail if you know of a good support group around Indianapolis or even closer to Lebanon (north-west of Indy). I would greatly appreciate it! ;)

Thank you!

Rachel

My email: hafadai43@yahoo.com

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