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Today I Started My New Life


Amy Joe

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It's official! I started today. Doc asked if I need to visit with a dietitian before I go gluten free or wait till the 15th, see how I do....take notes and we can talk. I am gonna go at it and see how it goes then see him on the 15th. This will give me a chance to feel my way around and keep a log of questions for him.

I did go online and found all the medications I currently take and they are Gluten Free. So that is good.

We talked about the COST. Like 232% higher then a regular diet. Have done a ton of reading, being a pretty good cook I am determined to make as much from scratch as possible. It is very handy that my daughter nannied for 3 boys that had a gluten allergy, she did a lot of cooking for them and knows her way around the stores.

I need to get vitamins, he said start taking A, K , E and continue with my D 100,000IU per week. I am to ask my pharmacist to help me with making sure they are the right kinds.

All my other stuff from biopsy we will cover when I sit with him on the 15th.

I really hope that my energy level picks up. I also hope my 3 kids come back Negative, 2 of which have Hashimotos......

Thank you all for making me feel welcome. This is my second support group I find I need. ASAP.org has been my lifeline during Chiari Dx....and surgery recovery.

Be Blessed

Amy Joe


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jerseyangel Proficient

Welcome to the family, Amy Joe :D

Let us know how we can help ;)

Amy Joe Rookie

Thank you Patti! Everyone has really made me feel welcome. I am sure as I move along I am gonna have ???????'s.

Amy Joe

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Welcome to the family, Amy Joe :D

Let us know how we can help ;)

Amy Joe, Welcome to the board! You sound like you are off to a great start. I hope you make yourself at home here. Let us know what we can do to help.

lizard00 Enthusiast

Welcome to the forum!!! :)

Hope we can help!!

eringopaint Newbie

Welcome Amy!

The food may be more expensive but the cost of being sick all the time is very high!

and feeling well is priceless!!!

Best of luck.

erin

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