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I was just so excited I needed to tell someone -- my guy's bloodwork came back (he was dx last year) and his tTg is only FOUR! Down from 153! His peds GI wants to do an endoscopy in June to check that he is completely healed and then we can address his other complicated medical issues knowing that the celiac is under control :)

So, of course, we are celebrating. Off to make some Danielle's cake!

Joanna


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That is great news, enjoy your cake!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Guest Viola

That's wonderful! You must be doing a super good job of keeping track of all that sneaky hidden gluten :P

Boojca Apprentice

WOW!!! That is so great. I have not ventured to the doc to get my sons bloodwork done. I think I may drag it out to the one-year mark. The GI said we should get it tested at 6 months (which would've been December) but the blood draw last June was so traumatic I'm just not ready to go back for more yet. I know he's doing well...the changes physically and personality are amazing...so....

Bridget

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