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Outgrown "gluten Free" Bracelet


Cara in Boston

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Cara in Boston Enthusiast

I have two small rubber bracelets from www.STATkids.com that we no longer use. They are kind of small - they fit my son when he was 5 but seems like it would fit 3-6 year old. Plain red rubber (like the livestrong bracelets) with large white print "GLUTEN FREE". They came in handy when we were first diagnosed. My son was quite shy and if needed, he could just show his bracelet. I felt better with him wearing them at camp or with babysitter too . . .just to remind them, until everyone got the hang of it.

If there was someone out there who could use them, I'd be happy to send them to you (USA only please).

Just let me know and we can exchange addresses privately.

Cara


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What a wonderful & thoughtful thing to do Cara!

I have no need of the bracelets, I just wanted to tell you how thoughtful you are.smile.gif

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I have two small rubber bracelets from www.STATkids.com that we no longer use. They are kind of small - they fit my son when he was 5 but seems like it would fit 3-6 year old. Plain red rubber (like the livestrong bracelets) with large white print "GLUTEN FREE". They came in handy when we were first diagnosed. My son was quite shy and if needed, he could just show his bracelet. I felt better with him wearing them at camp or with babysitter too . . .just to remind them, until everyone got the hang of it.

If there was someone out there who could use them, I'd be happy to send them to you (USA only please).

Just let me know and we can exchange addresses privately.

Cara

That is a great idea! We are currently doing a 30 day gluten-free challenge with my 4 year old son. I have a feeling from the way he is responding that this will probably be a more permanent diet for him. Where did you get the bracelets, may I ask?

Cara in Boston Enthusiast

That is a great idea! We are currently doing a 30 day gluten-free challenge with my 4 year old son. I have a feeling from the way he is responding that this will probably be a more permanent diet for him. Where did you get the bracelets, may I ask?

I think I got them from Amazon but their website also has a store. I'd be happy to send them to you if you think you could use them. Just send me your mailing address: myboytom@yahoo.com

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I think I got them from Amazon but their website also has a store. I'd be happy to send them to you if you think you could use them. Just send me your mailing address: myboytom@yahoo.com

Wow! Thank you so much! I will send you an email!

CeliacMom2012 Newbie

I so need to get a hold of something like these.

~**caselynn**~ Enthusiast

This is a great idea! How awesome, And so good of you to pay it forward!


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