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Rowena

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So I was lookin at my local support group's event calendar. It doesn't have much in the way of upcoming holidays other than advice on how to handle them which I have found a lot of here too. Not to say I wont go to it. But Id like to do a little something more since this is my first holiday season gluten-free. Like a thanksgiving dinner around here completely gluten-free. But I want to post my idea somewhere here. Meetin Room or Support Group?

(PS I intend to suggest this to my SG for next year, but it would be good to start.)

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So I was lookin at my local support group's event calendar. It doesn't have much in the way of upcoming holidays other than advice on how to handle them which I have found a lot of here too. Not to say I wont go to it. But Id like to do a little something more since this is my first holiday season gluten-free. Like a thanksgiving dinner around here completely gluten-free. But I want to post my idea somewhere here. Meetin Room or Support Group?

(PS I intend to suggest this to my SG for next year, but it would be good to start.)

How about the Gluten-Free Recipes - Baking & Cooking Tips forum?

Loey

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So I was lookin at my local support group's event calendar. It doesn't have much in the way of upcoming holidays other than advice on how to handle them which I have found a lot of here too. Not to say I wont go to it. But Id like to do a little something more since this is my first holiday season gluten-free. Like a thanksgiving dinner around here completely gluten-free. But I want to post my idea somewhere here. Meetin Room or Support Group?

(PS I intend to suggest this to my SG for next year, but it would be good to start.)

Two more possibilities:

Gluten-Free Ingredients & Food Labeling Issues

Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications

All of these have threads within them that could certainly give you ideas of how to plan your meal.

Hope this helps!

Loey

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