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D Hello! My ten yr old son recently had a blood test come back positive for Celiac. We are having a biopsy done this coming Friday. He also has Juvenile Diabetes and there is a close link between the two diseases - both are autoimmune. My MIL has had Celiac for four years now so even though he hadn't been having symptoms, we had him tested to be on the safe side.

I look forward to getting to know all of you and receiving many helpful hints!


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Welcome to the site, it is filled with wonderful people who offer a lot of advise and support!

It's a good thing you went ahead and had your son tested, saved him from having a lot of GI problems. I have a 9 year old daughter that has been dx and gluten free for 17 months, she is doing well!

Take care!

Carriefaith Enthusiast

Welcome!

There are lots of smart and helpful people on this site. You are very wise in getting your son tested for celiac. I hope your son's biopsy went well. Keep us posted!

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