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I may have come off in my last post as being too together about this situation. although I have been gluten free since Jan 1, and my symptoms are much less, they are still there. Yesterday, I had to run through a large and crowded grocery store to get to the bathroom fast. (Has any one noticed that gluten bms are more insistant?) I also had major gas and bloating all evening. I am just sick of being a slave to the bathroom! When will this go away? Also, in 1980, my mother was diagnosed with chrones. I was not close to her at the time, but when she visited me, I noticed that she was eating rice cakes. As far as I know, people with chrones can eat gluten. Im wondering if she didnt have misdiagnosed celiac? Any thaughts on the subject? I dont know much about chrones. could the damage done to my pancreas be causing some of my probles, or am I just being too impatient?


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Hi ranger,

Perhaps this link might offer some humor to your current situation. As evident, we have all been there:

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/lofivers....php/t5928.html

(and yes, be diligent and patient, it may take weeks or several months.)

ranger Enthusiast
Hi ranger,

Perhaps this link might offer some humor to your current situation. As evident, we have all been there:

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/lofivers....php/t5928.html

(and yes, be diligent and patient, it may take weeks or several months.)

thanks- got a laugh. Ill try to settle down now. Im Irish and an Aries. Neither makes a patient person!

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