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nomogluten4me Newbie
nomogluten4me
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Curious to see if anyone from the Green Bay and Fox Valley Celiac Sprue Association is here.

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I'm really new to this as I just found out I have Celiac Disease this past Thursday but I'm from Green Bay and I've been trying to find out if there is an association here in Green Bay

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jebby Enthusiast
jebby
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Hi, I am recently diagnosed and live in Green Bay too. There is a support group that meets every other month at St. Mary's Hospital, I think it is the 1st or 2nd Thurs. around 7pm (last meeting was in June so next is August). I will post when I find out the August date.

P.S. Have you been to Grassroots Grocery in DePere?

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taynichaf Contributor
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Hi! I'm gluten intolerant and am from Appleton... I can't believe there are other like me, so close!

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mommy2krj
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I'm new here as well and we're just waiting for my son's biopsy and blood tests for the rest of the family. We're in Menasha. I've been looking for a support group or something that would help the kids with the transition. All I've seen are ones in Sheboygan or somewhere further away (can't remember where).

 

So, hello from Menasha!

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taynichaf Contributor
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I'm new here as well and we're just waiting for my son's biopsy and blood tests for the rest of the family. We're in Menasha. I've been looking for a support group or something that would help the kids with the transition. All I've seen are ones in Sheboygan or somewhere further away (can't remember where).

 

So, hello from Menasha!

Woahh... I live in Mensha!

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mommy2krj Explorer
mommy2krj
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Well huh! :) Small world sometimes isn't it? :)

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