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hi every body here. I am new as of late last night ;o) I posted one question but did not introduce myself.....I was so excited that I forgot my manners :huh: I was dx. last week. I have had ALL the symptoms that I have found all ya'll have to. I am 30, a stay at home wife of almost 6 years. I am Crazy as a sprayed roach but after reading these post sounds like Im not the only one and there is hope for me yet!! :D I am so looking foward to meeting some new friends that can help me and that already understand me-you know, this could just be a blessing. How many people get to meet so many others that ALREADY understand them, I mean really! Well, just wanted to tell a small bit about my lil Celiac self and hoping that you will accept me into your world.......Liv :D

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Welcome Liv,

This is great place to feel at home. Glad that you found us. :)

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Welcome! :)

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Welcome!!!!! Glad to have you!

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Welcome.... you will find good info here...

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Just a word of warning. This place can be addictive :lol: It is so nice to have a place to talk to folks dealing with the same issues. Where else can we discuss our poo at length, for instance? I know my husband doesn't want to hear about mine anymore :rolleyes:

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Welcome! There is a lot of knowledge on this board. I recommend that you search through the old threads for answers, and ask questions to help get you through this. You are not alone.

Cindy

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Just a word of warning. This place can be addictive :lol: It is so nice to have a place to talk to folks dealing with the same issues. Where else can we discuss our poo at length, for instance? I know my husband doesn't want to hear about mine anymore :rolleyes:

thank you for bringing me in to your spcea :D my hubbie is so happy as well! Nice to know I am not the only one talking poo!! :lol:

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Welcome!! I am an Aussie ( not that you can't tell by my avatar lol)

I am nearly 60 and am celiac confimed by biospy although I've known that gluten causes a problem for me and I can see the signs going back to my childhood

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