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Starting Support Group In Mchenry Il


emorgan816

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emorgan816 Newbie

Hello all! I am starting a support group in McHenry, IL. I am tired of trying to find information on my own - I am amazed at how little support there is out there for gluten-free people! It would be wonderful to be able to share information, share our experiences and share our frustrations.

Anyone interested please contact me at emorgan816@comcast.net (Please put Celiac Support Group in the subject so I don't delete your email!)

Elizabeth Secora


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Hi I am right next door in Woodstock!

I was suprised to see McHenry in the thread title! There isn't much out here LOL

I am very new to this Celiac thing my daughter was just officaly diagnosed last week. so i am not sure I would fit what you are looking for in a support group but i do wish you lots of luck with everything.

emorgan816 Newbie

I'm new to this Celiac too - diagnosed in March. That is why I'm starting a support group, there is nothing out there in our area!

Elizabeth

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jalsirt Newbie

Did you ever get a group started. I am hoping/willing to start a group in the Geneva, St. Charles area. I have a public space to offer but am looking for people to help me get things started.

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