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Bettie

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Bettie Newbie

Hello

I had some blood tests done over a week ago and only one came back as slightly abnormal, it was the liver test. After my blood test I went on a gluten free diet and after 48 hrs my depression lifted completly. I am now thinking staight and I dont feel like I cant cope with life. I cant beleive how much better I feel. I deceided to have a big slice of cake to see what happens.....I became really depressed again and it took 48 hrs until I was feeling better. I wont be doing that again.

My doctor wants me to take my blood test for my liver again, not sure why. I have made an appointment to see him and talk about why it needs to be done again. I dont want to have to go on gluten again......ever. But I live in England and I would get help with buying bread and pasta if I am diagnosed. We will see.

I just wanted to share my story and hope it helps someone with the same problems that I have been having. There is hope :D


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good luck !

ToriMartin Apprentice

Thank You for sharing your story :)I've had problems for 12 years & the worst of all is the brain fog. Because of everything I find myself depressed among other things. It's nice to see how well this works for you & gives me hope. I wish it was that fast for all of us! Mine is going to be a long process... It's been almost 5 weeks for me so far. Not bad really because I didn't realize how long it's been until I looked at the beginning date (July 6th).

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