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Breandy89

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Breandy89 Newbie

Hi everyone, I've recently discovered within the past month that I have a gluten allergy . My doctor originally had told me I had IBS but I knew there was a bigger problem with my body . I've started feeling a lot better since taking gluten out of my diet but it's hard to explain to family and friends what the allergy is and what I can and can't eat, half the time I don't know what I can't and can't eat yet!! does anyone have advice, websites, etc for newbies I'd just be happy to talk to people who share a similar issue and don't treat me like I'm crazy, or a picky eater!! lol .

Thanks!! :D


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kareng Grand Master

Here's a good place to start

HeazerHacker Newbie

I am also fairly new. I got diagnosed with Celiac about a month ago. I am having a very hard time finding things I can eat.

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HeazerHacker

What is it that you can't find to eat that is gluten-free? We can help. Many people must do online ordering to get the good things in gluten-free...

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