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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Sequel


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I almost forgot about this thread, which I believe has more posts than any other on the forum!

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Well, this isn't exactly a reply but it's one way of telling you all that I just tried to sign up to this site and lo! and behold! I already am signed up.

My grand-daughter,m who lives with me, stopped by to ask if I am hungry and I said no and told her about my trying to sign up and finding out that I already AM signed up.

She informed me that celiac involves memory loss. I didn't know that, but it sure explains how I forget a lot of things. I will have to read up or re-read since I may have read it when I signed up.

Anyway, here I am and I'm hoping to learn more than what I think I already know about this disease.

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Welcome to the forum @Maria Dreisziger! Hopefully we can help you!

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This slice is gluten-free of course!

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Maria Dreisziger Newbie

That was funny.  Keep it up. I love a good laugh and it doesn't matter if it's on myself, either.

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