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Celiac And Diabetes


Ty'smom

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Ty'smom Newbie

I have identical twins age 8, in Oct 2010 Ty was diagnosed with Type 1 diabeties, then in Jan of this year he was diagnosed with Celeic. His brother has no symptoms which has thrown us off!! I'm needing advise about a diet that he can follow, this is so hard and he isn't liking the food to well!!

Thanks, Michele


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Kimmik95 Rookie

My son isn't diabetic, but he does have celiac disease. I try to follow a very naturally gluten-free diet for him as he's not crazy about the special gluten-free foods. His dinners are almost exclusively a meat, vegetable, and potato or rice. He eats salads for lunch alot, but likes pears and pudding (which you could get sugar free). What are some foods he likes and you are having trouble with - maybe we can offer alternatives.

teresasupermom Rookie

I have 2 kids with type 1 diabetes and 1 child with celiac disease. None have both. We just follow the same meal plan for everyone. I also am an identical twin myself so I've read up a little on this. Your other twin is definitely very high risk for getting both type 1 diabetes and/or celiac disease. My other non celiac kids do eat gluten at school, but not at home. My kids had a really hard time at first. I think the best advice is to not start with gluten free pasta & breads and stick with naturally gluten free foods at first. Ease into the gluten free substitutions.

Juliebove Rising Star

I have diabetes and my daughter has a wheat allergy. She can eat more carbs than I can. I do still eat carbs. I just have to limit them.

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