How Is Your Valentine Coping?

[purple]

My dd has a great new bf! He is taking CNA classes and asked his instructor about gluten.

He told my dd...YOU ARE NEVER HAVING GLUTEN AGAIN! Then said he wanted to be gluten-free for 2 weeks to see what it was like. And said they would cook at home instead of eating out so often. He wants to learn how to cook gluten-free. (He used to be a chef and he is only 22). My dd hates to cook! Then he bought groceries. All this before Valentines day. I am sure he took her out for dinner tonight...haven't heard what he "cooked" up yet

So how is your bf/ girl friend/ spouse coping?

Hope you all had a sweet Valentine's Day...I made chocolate cupcakes...mmm.

[mimommy]

My dd has a great new bf! He is taking CNA classes and asked his instructor about gluten.

He told my dd...YOU ARE NEVER HAVING GLUTEN AGAIN! Then said he wanted to be gluten-free for 2 weeks to see what it was like. And said they would cook at home instead of eating out so often. He wants to learn how to cook gluten-free. (He used to be a chef and he is only 22). My dd hates to cook! Then he bought groceries. All this before Valentines day. I am sure he took her out for dinner tonight...haven't heard what he "cooked" up yet

So how is your bf/ girl friend/ spouse coping?

Hope you all had a sweet Valentine's Day...I made chocolate cupcakes...mmm.

Wow-he sounds like a keeper! It is so great to have the love and support of our family and friends. My mother-in-law has been especially kind during our transition, and has helped our daughter (her only grandchild) cope by learning how to make very delicious gluten-free baked goods--pies and cookies, etc. Prior to my daughters diagnosis, they would spend lots of quality time together baking and rolling out sugar cookies. Now, the tradition continues and I am happy to report the results are even more tasty! Best of all, they have their special time together, which I'm sure my daughter will remember always. It makes me sad to read stories here of resentful or indifferent family members, who make a difficult situation even harder. So, hooray for the loving boyfriend!!

p.s. I made a yummy batch of Pamela's gluten-free brownies for my valentines--chocolate is proof that we are meant to enjoy life

[purple]

Wow-he sounds like a keeper! It is so great to have the love and support of our family and friends. My mother-in-law has been especially kind during our transition, and has helped our daughter (her only grandchild) cope by learning how to make very delicious gluten-free baked goods--pies and cookies, etc. Prior to my daughters diagnosis, they would spend lots of quality time together baking and rolling out sugar cookies. Now, the tradition continues and I am happy to report the results are even more tasty! Best of all, they have their special time together, which I'm sure my daughter will remember always. It makes me sad to read stories here of resentful or indifferent family members, who make a difficult situation even harder. So, hooray for the loving boyfriend!!

p.s. I made a yummy batch of Pamela's gluten-free brownies for my valentines--chocolate is proof that we are meant to enjoy life

I agree with EVERYTHING you said! What a sweet grandma