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ohsotired Enthusiast

Just wanted to put the word out to anyone in the North Dallas area that there is a new informal support group.

It's called "Gluten Free Frisco" and at this point it's just a message board with two members, but I'm hoping it will grow into something much bigger.

If you are in the North Dallas area, please feel free to register and participate! (Or even if you aren't in the area, but I"m really hoping to grow into a group that gathers every so often for lunch/dinner/whatever and/or some other type of organized functions.)

Also if you know anyone in the North Dallas area that is looking for local support/friendships with other people living a gluten free life style, please tell them about this.

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Thanks, and hope to see some people join up!

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I was wondering if this group still exists? I clicked on the link and it was not working... I found out today that I have celiac disease and my doctor recommended finding a support group.

Thanks!

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