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Stl Celiac...question


Allysmommy

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Hey there!

I had read a few days ago about an event in STL in May 09. But darned if I can't find the information now on the boards :D I think it was a walk/run but maybe it was just a Celiac Festival. Either way, could someone email me and let me know if this is true. My daughter and myself are newly diagnosed and I would love the opertunity to get to know others who have celiac disease. If it is a walk/run...how would I go about getting a team together for it? I believe it was in Tillas (sp) Park.

Thanks!!

MacKenzie Cutting

cuttingz3@yahoo.com


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Hi My name is sara and my son and I are in gluten free and in the same stl area as you. I will try to find out all the info and let you know. Please email me if you find out anything and I will do the same. S

I hate gluten Apprentice

Here is a list of different websites you might like to get you started.

Open Original Shared Link This I thought for sure would have a list of the walk you were talking about, but did not.

there is also a bakery in chesterfeild that offers taste testing on saturdays, they sell pizz dough, pizzas, breads, muffins, brownies, cakes and cupcakes. Pm me if you want that info.

I dont know abouts where in stl you live but at trader joes on manchester there are 2 gluten free employees that went through the entire store with us and told us what was good and not. They even let my son taste test 3 things. He is only 5. I have to admit them doing that saved us money on experimenting with food.

Pm or email me anytime. Sara mevans_stl@yahoo.com

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