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Hi all. I'm new and wanted to introduce myself. My name's Becky, I was diagnosed with Celiac and DH in April. *waves*


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ravenwoodglass Mentor

Hi Becky and welcome to the board. You'll find lots of info here and some wonderful people. Ask any questions you need to.

Emilushka Contributor

Hi! Welcome! :-)

One piece of advice: if you do a search through the forums to answer specific questions, make sure you check the date on the posts you read! Some of the topics are quite old and will have outdated information.

kareng Grand Master

Hi Becky! Love your picture!

MissBecky Rookie

Thanks for the welcome everyone.

luvs2eat Collaborator

Welcome!! One of the best things about this forum is that there is someone who knows the answer to ANY question... and is more often than not, more knowledgable than lots of doctors!! The recipe section is awesome too!

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