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Michigan Gluten Free Seaching For Others


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aroseisarose Newbie

Hello I am from waterford,mi. I am living gluten free. I would love to meet others from around my area that knows what I am going through. I live about 30 miles north of detroit. Also if others would like to email me that would be fine.


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mommida Enthusiast

I'm in Oxford. I heard that Lucky's Health food in Lake Orion was trying to help organize a local group. Have you checked in the health food store off Dixie in the Waterfall shopping complex?

If you need to chi chat send me an e-mail.

Laura

josh052980 Enthusiast

I'm from MI as well... if you wanna chat sometime, drop me a line, I'll send you my contact info. I'm always looking for new friends too :)

The best to you both

Josh

obaketenshi Rookie

Sterling Heights here. I'm pretty new to all of this, but I wouldn't mind talking to people!

Chiana Apprentice

I'm from Flint, but currently living in East Lansing. :)

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