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Anyone In Cleveland?

NickMcKinnis

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NickMcKinnis
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I am still pretty new to this site, and was wondering who might be in the cleveland area.

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mamaw Community Regular
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Hi

I'm not fromCleveland but seem to be in that area some... They have a great gluten-free support group...

NickMcKinnis Rookie
NickMcKinnis
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Hi

I'm not fromCleveland but seem to be in that area some... They have a great gluten-free support group...

I have heard that there was a support group but I don't know much about it. Do you by chance know where I could find out more info about it?

Thank you!

mamaw Community Regular
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They also are having a vendor fair September 9th...Also make a trip to Tommy's in Ridgeville for the gluten-free buffet!!!!

In Canton another short trip is the Raisin Rack that has a large large selection of gluten-free......Denise the gluten-free manager runs a gluten intolerance group there... She is a friend of mine...

Cindy Kollar Klass I believe runs the Cleveland Group, also a buddy of mine!!!

hth

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Thanks for taking the time to give me that information, I will be sure to check into it.=)

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mamaw
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welcome....

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This is another group in the area.

Welcome!

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sharilee Rookie
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I am still pretty new to this site, and was wondering who might be in the cleveland area.

Welcome, I am in Akron. I see others have already posted the links to the Cleveland area support groups, they are great groups.

kaitlynrose Rookie
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I am from rural Northeastern Ohio. There seems to be NO celiacs in my area! I only know one, and she happens to be my younger cousin... I used to shop at the Raisin Rack, but the drive is just a bit too long. Too bad, because their selection is wonderful. Now I shop at Seven Grains in Tallmadge, and I love it. Does anyone happen to know if there is a group for teens with Celiac in our area?

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amymarie124 Newbie
amymarie124
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Hi,

I am new to this site as well, and from the Akron area. Was wondering if there is a support group around the akron area?

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