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:D I just want to say thank you to everyone here at this web site. There is a wealth of information here that has been extremely helpful.

The willingness of each of you to tell your stories and share your experieinces is amazing and I for one want to applaud you.

Phyliss

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Glad you were helped and welcomed! I echo that thanks too--this site is a God-sent for sure ! :D

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I know! This site is great! There are so many knowledgeable and helpful people that take the time to help others. We need more people like this in the world B)

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Canadian Karen
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I concur. This website is blessed with many people who are always willing to go the extra mile to help navigate the difficult road to a gluten free lifestyle.

I am proud to be a part of this community..... :rolleyes:

Karen

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jenvan
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my husband says i'm an internet dork now b/c i am on this site all the time :D

Canadian Karen Community Regular
Canadian Karen
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My hubby says the same thing!! :lol: He'll say: "Hey, computer geek, come here and take a look at this"...... or something along those lines.... :lol:

Karen

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celiac3270
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Yea...my mom thinks I do too much of it--and I do...a few days ago, my status was as follows:

- Celiac.com board (where I post most often--loyal to my roots :D )

- Delphi Forums board

- Listserv

- 6 Yahoo Groups (which I was getting by e-mail--3 in digest form)

- Numerous gluten-free newsletters and the like, such as Clan Thompson

...and, I'm embarrassed to say, I was eyeing two other forums, one in particular. I don't post a lot at other forums, but I do a lot of reading (at Delphi I have maybe 60-70 posts, lol).

Anyway, my mom told me to try to cut some of it down since I don't have a life, lol, and so I dropped three Yahoo groups, converted the last 3 into digest form, and resolved not to join those other two boards.... <_< oh, and to keep my daily visit count to this board below six, lol.

I do love this site, though. :D:lol:

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My hubby says the same thing!! :lol: He'll say: "Hey, computer geek, come here and take a look at this"...... or something along those lines.... :lol:

Karen

Yes--I've always been (prior the board, as well) the computer--hmm--**PERSON**--in my family.

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