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Wow! Now A Total gluten-free House!

alamaz

By alamaz
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My husband decided to get tested thru Enterolab as a precaution when he got on a health kick. SO he got the results and he is gluten sensitive! I'm not happy for him because I know what I've been through since my diagnosis but I'm happy he'll be on his way to health. He's been gluten light since my diagnosis, only eating breads and stuff at lunch. And now I get to toss ALL glutenous foods from the house so there is not chance of CC. I'm amazed he tested positive. :huh:

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A total gluten-free house is alot easier! Glad you found out about him!!!! It's a relief to know!!!

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