I Need Links To Send To My Son's Dad

[Joyous]

He told me to go ahead and set up a doctor appointment, and he wants me to email him some information. I need the most useful, simple, and accurate information from the most reputable sources. Any suggestions?

[Joyous]

Oh yeah, and his girlfriend is a nurse and he says they have a friend whose a doctor who he wants to talk to about this. He'll most likely show them whatever I give him, and if they try to discredit it, he'll be much much more likely to accept whatever his girlfriend and the doctor tell him than any information I give him, so reputability/credibility of the source is extremely important.

[dandelionmom]

I'm not exactly sure what a doctor would take seriously. My GI recommended this site. But, my only doctor friend scoffs at most websites that have "medical" information on them. I wonder if it would be best to take the father to a consultation with your son's doctor?

[happygirl]

www.celiacdiseasecenter.columbia.edu

Its Columbia Unversity, and home of one of the most prestigious Celiac centers

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Non profit organization dedicated to Celiac issues

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NIH's Celiac Disease awareness campaign

Those are all highly reputable and provide great, reliable information.

[Joyous]

Thanks.

Here's what I have so far:

Here are some links to information about Celiac Disease. An important thing to note about the symptom lists is that people with Celiac Disease won't have all of the symptoms (in fact, there are people with Celiac Disease who don't have any symptoms).

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PDFs:

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Here's some information about gluten free hot lunch at school: Open Original Shared Link

Videos (I haven't watched these myself yet): Open Original Shared Link