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tom

By tom
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tom Contributor
tom
Posted

I found this very interesting.

We already knew that DQ2/DQ8 weren't the whole story.

Progress IS being made. :)

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Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
Posted

Interesting article. . . thanks for sharing . . .

And I can see what a serious poster you are because you don't having a silly av like me.

:lol::lol::lol:

Everyone but the newbies knows better, Tom!!!!

fedora Enthusiast
fedora
Posted

Hi,

I read this yesterday! Thanks for putting it up for others. It brings out the science geek in me!

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

Thanks Tom--that was interesting :)

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

Great stuff, Ptaum....particularly for me, as I've been waiting and waiting for the documented connection between celiac and type one diabetes. So there it is--now I can copy this off for my endocrinologist to get him, finally, on board with the "lots of diabetics have celiac...not just a coincidence" school. :)

....Silly av proudly intact....

melmak5 Contributor
melmak5
Posted

Thank you for posting this!

My dad has been in the hospital for the past 8 days, and they cannot figure out what is 'wrong.'

I have been squawking at the man for MONTH to get tested (he had an unknown rash that 6 different creams didn't help) and I said "just get your skin biopsied!"

I hope this will push my mom over the edge and help advocate for some dietary changes.

Thanks again.

tom Contributor
tom
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Great stuff, Ptaum....particularly for me, as I've been waiting and waiting for the documented connection between celiac and type one diabetes. So there it is--now I can copy this off for my endocrinologist to get him, finally, on board with the "lots of diabetics have celiac...not just a coincidence" school. :)

Ack!!!! I'd meant to mention this to YOU specifically, tho I'd actually expected there to be nothing new to you here.

So glad you saw it!

....Silly av proudly intact....

:lol: :lol: You, ma'am, are too much!! Spillin' silly on non-silly threads :lol: :lol:

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