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By woolwhippet
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I just have to say how much I appreciate all of you here. This board has given me the courage to listen to my body and the support to stick with a diet that has made all the difference to my health. If I couldn't come here and see that there are others out there benefiting from and sticking to a gluten-free diet despite neg blood work and gene tests who knows how long I would have suffered!

So, thanks.

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you are very welcome. I feel like you do. I dont know were i would be without everyone here. I of course cme out postive threw blood and dh and enterolab, but i really think i would have given up if it wasnt this board and not just for celiac info but for support in every aspect of my life. I just wish we could one day all met and have a huge gluten free party to celebrate how far we have came.

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I just have to say how much I appreciate all of you here. This board has given me the courage to listen to my body and the support to stick with a diet that has made all the difference to my health. If I couldn't come here and see that there are others out there benefiting from and sticking to a gluten-free diet despite neg blood work and gene tests who knows how long I would have suffered!

So, thanks.

The board is a great source of support, glad you have found it helpful! Also glad you are listening to your own body, I think it always knows best :D

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