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Wow! I Am Enjoying My 2yr Old In The Gluten-free Diet!


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I am so happy!! my daughter has been 14 days in the gluten-free world and she is doing great!! today,I had so much fun with her.. we danced Celia Cruz (salsa), we played with pillows, we ran around... and we behave like monkeys!! I had never done this with my daughter, and tonight she was laughing and having so much fun!! I write this with tears in my eyes, because there is nothing more unfair in life than seeing a 2 year old in a hospital, in a hospital gown and having medical procedures!

Today, I felt so good.... seeing that she is better and that my wife and I are being able to help her get better.

I love seeing my daughter happy...


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jerseyangel Proficient

That's wonderful to hear! I'm so happy for you and your little girl :D

Lisa Mentor

I am so happy that you have some answers and a happy girl again.

Owen'sMom Rookie

That is so great to hear. It's amazing what a diet change can do for our kids. I just noticed the other day how much more energy my little guy has. He now walks to and from school when picking up his older brother instead of taking just a few steps and wanting to be picked up.

Guest Rosany

Thank is so beautiful and exciting to read. My son has been gluten free since last Tuesday and we look forward to seeing the changes coming...Thanks for sharing and have a great day.

taweavmo3 Enthusiast

It is truly remarkable.....I still get goose bumps remembering how great it felt to really get my little girl back after she started on the diet. We really didn't see any of her personality until she was over three years old, she was always either asleep or crying. Congratulations on the good health...things will just continue to improve!

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