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Anyone From Ohio?

brkr4evr

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brkr4evr Rookie
brkr4evr
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Hello all! I am a "newly diagnosed" member. I was just diagnosed Monday and am looking for people near me to talk about things you've discovered ect. I'd appreciate discussions :)

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mamaw Community Regular
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Hello & Welcome

What part of Ohio?I'm from Pa close to the Ohio line. I shop gluten free in Ohio & know two of the support groups... Ask your questions & I may be able to direct you .. And as always I'm always available to help ...I have a support group in my area....

blessings

mamaw

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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...and if you can't find a support group in your area, we're good to hand around with. We have lots of information here and I would encourage you to walk around this site.

And welcome! :D

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Google "Celiac support groups" and "Celiac support groups Lima, Ohio" or whatever city.

brkr4evr Rookie
brkr4evr
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Thanks so much! I appreciate your kindness. Well, I've made it 11 days gluten free and have done great. But like many have voiced, have been down the last 2 days. I'm trying hard for my girls, they too are very concerned with making sure I'm "allowed" to eat certain things...lol. Christmas with families was hard, but I made it. I just want to be and feel "normal" again. I toldmy husband and he said I would some day..I love that man. But I'm just not sure I will. Sorry to blubber on, I guess we all need to do it on occassion :) but I'm thankful to have a place where peple understand what I'm going thru.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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You will have highs & lows when de-toxifing the wheat from your body...You can pm me if you like if you haven't found a support group or any stores to shop as yet! Some do not like tp put hteir cities on here...

Chalula88 Apprentice
Chalula88
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I'm in Cincinnati, if that's anywhere near you. Feel free to PM me. :)

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awest93 Newbie
awest93
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I haven't been diagnosed yet, but I'm pretty sure I have either Celiac or gluten sensitivity and I'm working on getting tests done. I live in Coshocton and I've found some places to shop nearby. If you need anything, feel free to let me know.

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