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A Christmas Thankyou


NoodleUnit

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NoodleUnit Apprentice

I'd just like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and voice my thanks to the eternally helpful regulars on here. It was about a year ago ( actually I can pinpoint boxing day as a key moment ) that I started to hit a brick wall with my health. It was very much due to the helpful and knowledgable posters here that I managed to eventually see a way past it. I'm pretty sure I'll still be putting my hand up to ask for advice for months and years to come. It's an absolute roller coaster.

So once again... Thanks folks :) and have a good holiday!


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Hey Noodle! :)

How sweet of you to express your thanks.

I also say thanks to the veterans and regulars for all the encouragement and support this past year. I could not have recovered so well without you. :wub:

Happy and HEALTHY New Year to us all.

Cheers,

IH

bartfull Rising Star

YES!!!! I can honestly say that if it weren't for the knowledgable advice and the help figuring this out, I would still be a very miserable person. Thanks to this forum and the wonderful people on it, I am going to enjoy Christmas in relatively good health. I will be grateful forever, and I wish all of you a wonderful holiday season.

Roda Rising Star

Merry Christmas everyone!

ravenwoodglass Mentor

I wish everyone a Merry Christmas also. Whether you are celebrating alone or with family or friends the knowledge and kindness of so many here helps to ensure, as much as possible, that our meals will be safe and we can look forward to a healhier and happier New Year.

mushroom Proficient

Happy gluten free holidays to all :)

Bubba's Mom Enthusiast

Merry Christmas to all of my new gluten-free friends! This is my first Christmas since DX.

Thank you so much for answering the questions I've asked, even though you've seen those same qustions so many times before, and thank you for helping me figure out how to live the gluten-free lifestyle correctly.

Thanks also for helping me decipher tests and helping me know what questions to ask. I have a ways to go before I can say I'm healthy..but thanks to your encouragement I made our traditional lasagna dinner..and nobody noticed it was gluten-free! :D


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