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Does anybody know if there is a support group close to Kelseyville California?


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Here ya go

California
Barstow - Resource:
Contact: Kathleen Hemingway
25914 W. Highway 58
Barstow, CA 92311
Tel: (760) 253-7764
E-mail: dkhemingway@earthlink.net

Carlsbad - Resource:
Contact: Helen Foreman
7112 Lantana Terrace
Carlsbad, CA 92009
Tel: (760) 931-7809
E-mail: bhforeman@webtv.net

Merced - Resource:
Contact: Gary L. Brackney Sr.
3596 Hagen Court
Merced, CA 95348
Tel: (209) 722-7760

Modesto/Stockton/Turlock - Support Group
Contact 1: Tim Matthies
Central Valley Celiacs
1190 Corta Vista
Turlock, CA 95380
Tel: (209) 632-8540
Contact 3: Jeanne Morey
Tel: (209) 951-9608

Morgan Hill - Support Group
Contact: Dolores Kent-Olivas, CNC
Morgan Hill Celiac Support Group
17400 Monterey Rd. Suite 2A
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
Tel: 408-778-1083
E-mail: doloreskent@msn.com.

Newport Beach - Support Group
Contact: Barbara Nielsen
Newport Beach Celiacs
440 Villa Point Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Tel: (949) 644-4966
E-mail: BARBARA126@aol.com

Oakland - Support Group
Sprue Group of the SF Bay Area
116 Fairview Avenue
Piedmont, CA 94610
Contact 2: Ellen Eagan
632 Miller Ave.
South San Francisco, CA 94080
Tel: (415) 583-6413
E-mail: eagan@pangloss.ucsf.EDU

Orange County - Support Group
Contact: Cecile Weed
Orange County Celiacs
Tel: (714) 750-9543

Palm Springs - Resource:
Contact: Taylor Cushmore
2283 S. Alhambra Drive
Palm Springs, CA 92264
Tel: (760) 416-2051
E-mail: TaylorCush@aol.com


Redding - Resource:
Contact: Karen Foss
795 Flower Ash Lane
Redding, CA 96003
Tel: (916) 222-1605

San Bernardino - Support Group
Contact:Patricia Siddel
Redland Area Celiac Support Group (CSA)
627 Fountain Avenue
Redlands, CA 92373
Tel: (909) 793-3712


Santa Cruz - Support Group
Santa Cruz Celiac Support Group
Contact: Pam Newbury
543 Ice Cream Grade
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Tel: (831) 423-6904
E-mail: pknewbury@earthlink.net

Sacramento - Support Group
Contact 1: Diane Craig
Sprue & You (CSA)
Tel: (916) 483-8546
E-mail: dcraig101@hotmail.com
Contact 2: Kathleen G. Hughes
Tel: (530) 672-1104


San Bernardino - Support Group
Contact 1:Patricia Berger
Redlands Area Celiac Sprue Support Group
627 Fountain Ave.
Redlands, CA 92373
Tel: (909) 793-3712
Contact 2: Robert V. Breunig
Highlander Hall Economics Dept.
University of California Riverside
Riverside, CA 92521
E-mail: bbreunig@mail.ucr.edu.

San Diego Support Group
Contact: Glorian Beeson
San Diego Celiac Sprue Association (CSA)
Tel: (760) 721-1791
E-mail: frankbeeson@cox.net
Contact 2: William & Helen Foreman
7112 Lantana Terrace
Carlsbad, CA 92009
Tel: (760) 931-7809
E-mail: bhforeman@webtv.net
Contact 3: Sandy Milne
E-mail: shipmates2@mindspring.com

San Rafael - Resource:
Contact: Elizabeth Habberton
101 Pikes Peak Drive
San Rafael, CA 94903
Tel: (415) 472-4042

Santa Ana - Support Group
Santa Ana Celiacs
Contact: Cecile Weed
13471 Marty Lane
Garden Grove, CA 92843
Tel: (714) 750-9543
Contact 2: Debbie Lee
Tel: (714) 830-8237
Contact 3: Janna Anderson
E-mail: Janna14@aol.com

Santa Cruz - Support Group
Contact: Pam Newbury
South Bay Celiacs
543 Ice Cream Grade
Santa Cruz, CA 95060
Tel: (408) 423-6904
E-mail: newbury@ix.netcom.com

Santa Rosa - Support Group
Contact 1: Laura Southworth
Sonoma County CSA
480 Bohemian Highway
Freestone, CA 95472
Tel: (714) 798-3112
Contact 2: Rosemary Yates
129 Grenvillia Drive
Petaluma, CA 94952
Tel: (707) 766-8606.

Stanford - Support Group
Contact: Kelly Rohlfs
Stanford Celiacs
Cowell Student Health Center
Stanford University
Palo Alto, CA
Tel: (650) 725-4771
E-mail: kellyr@bonair.stanford.edu

Stockton - Support Group
Contact 1: Jeanne M. Morey
Central Valley Celiacs (CSA)
6706 Tam O'Shanter Dr. #144
Stockton, CA 95210
Tel: (209) 951-9608
Contact 2: Tim Matthies
E-mail: matthies@ainet.com

Temecula - Resource:
Contact: Arlene Gibbs
42013 Thoroughbred Lane
Murrieta, CA 92562
Tel: (909) 696-9730

Ventura County - Support Group
Contact: Mary-Jean Vawter
5746 Katherine Street
Simi Valley, CA 93063
Tel: (805) 584-6348
E-mail: maryjeanv@peoplepc.com

Rikki Tikki Explorer

Thank-you for the information! Do you have any idea on how I would go about getting one started in my area?

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