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GFREEGURL Newbie
GFREEGURL
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Hi I'm from MD and wanted to know if their are other marylanders with celiac's disease.

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aeb Newbie
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I'm from MD. Between Baltimore and DC. I tested negative for celiac genes, but am severely gluten intolerant.

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I'm originally from Carroll County, MD!

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Debbie B in MD
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We are in Howard County. I haven't been officially diagnosed, but my 15 year old daughter has the bloodwork to prove it. I have been gluten-free since Jan 2011 and Elizabeth since the middle of March.

GFinDC Veteran
GFinDC
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I am in DC. There is a Yahoo group for DC area celiacs, including MD and VA. They have meeting in Silver Spring or Arlington usually. You might find some other Marylanders there.

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CornBoy310 Newbie
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Great! We live down in the Virginia Peninsula now and I am a brand new diagnose-ey. It will be interesting to meet others with the same struggles. I do miss MD though. Good old Route 40. :)

I am in DC. There is a Yahoo group for DC area celiacs, including MD and VA. They have meeting in Silver Spring or Arlington usually. You might find some other Marylanders there.

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Diana76 Newbie
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I'm from Frederick and looking to move to va. I waded in April and wish I knew people who has celiac. I'm the only one I know.

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I'm from the Frederick area but now living in Alexandria, VA and working in Arlington, VA

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