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Celiacs - Anyone From South Florida?


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catarific Contributor

Wondering if anyone in the forum is from my neck of the woods.....

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psychlgal Newbie

Wondering if anyone in the forum is from my neck of the woods.....

Hi - Tampa girl here...where in South Florida?

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peanjmiles Newbie

Hi - Tampa girl here...where in South Florida?

Hi I am in Tampa too! Any support groups around here? I was diagnosed a year ago nd would love to meet in person with others!

catarific Contributor

Hi I am in Tampa too! Any support groups around here? I was diagnosed a year ago nd would love to meet in person with others!

From Ft. Lauderdale area here :)

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Caremate Newbie

From Ft. Lauderdale area here :)

I'm from Ft. Lauderdale area to :) do you attend the meetings in Delray? I havnt been yet (was just recently diagnosed like 4 weeks ago) but I'm thinking of going to the next meeting in September.

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