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Hi fellow GFers!

My name is Kate. I'm a graduate student getting my masters degree to be a physician assistant, and am working on a patient education project regarding celiac disease and gluten intolerance. I was looking for some people to tell me about their journey and how changing their diet has changed their lives.

I want to use some quotes from real people in my project, so if you don't mind me using your words, please comment and tell me how you're doing.

A little about me: I was diagnosed gluten intolerant in February 2008 after great success with the diet despite a negative blood test. Previously I had been told everything from IBS to being "a too-stressed young woman". :/ Now, I'm happily gluten free, feeling soooo much better, and hoping to expand awareness and education through my profession.

Thanks for you help. Happy free-eating! :)


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I'm assuming you are looking for positive stories from veterans?

Kre8sioN Newbie

Ive been healthy 98% of my life, my high metabolism kept me at the same weight since I was 25, now 38.

KateBrown Newbie

I'm assuming you are looking for positive stories from veterans?

Yes, positive would be best. But whatever anyone wants to talk about is cool too!

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