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katebuggie28 Apprentice

anyone from here that cannot find a group but would like to? Katebuggie28@yahoo.com We may need to start one.

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anyone from here that cannot find a group but would like to? Katebuggie28@yahoo.com We may need to start one.

I too am interested in a Central Florida support group. I live in Seminole County and am struggling with my diagnosis. I Can't seem to get my tissue transglutaminase levels down, despite living gluten free. Any advice is welcome.

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jparsick84 Rookie

HI, I'm glad I found this post on perhaps starting an Orlando support group! I just moved here recently and am still trying to find the good, safe restaurants in town! (I had a favorite Mexican place in Tallahassee, Virginia, and Washington, DC, but not one in Orlando yet) Anyway, anyone interested can email me at "jparsick84@gmail.com" and maybe we can get a dinner group together or something :)

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