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I everyone! So much has happened since I last posted. Got divorced, went back to gluten. No more GI symptoms, but DH now bad. Went to the dermatologist, and he told me there is no rash associated with celiac, so I knew he didn't know anything and left. So, back gluten free I go!!!!

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Welcome back. Wow, what a well informed doctor. See ya over on the DH forum. :)

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Thanks! I. Look back at my old posts and I see how truly miserable i was. Now the new symptoms baffle me.... Lol

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Welcome Back :)

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I everyone! So much has happened since I last posted. Got divorced, went back to gluten. No more GI symptoms, but DH now bad. Went to the dermatologist, and he told me there is no rash associated with celiac, so I knew he didn't know anything and left. So, back gluten free I go!!!!

Welcome back! I remember you! So sorry about the divorce. Not pleasant, hope you will be soon recovered both physically and emotionally. :(

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