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  1. trents
    @LoSmith, what would be helpful to you in this regard? If "Simply saying "You need to eat more vegetables" or handing over lists and recommending recipe books is not helpful when simply READING a recipe can cause someone to reject it entirely" doesn't work for you, what would be a better approach? What would that look like for you? You may need to take the...
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    For the person who thinks celiac disease is a joke. I hope he never has to experience the fear of getting stomach and head issues I’ve been dealing with for years. Most of the time I eat mindfully of gluten but through the holidays I let it go just a little bit and boy did I suffer. Still am. Starting to get a little better but what a wake up call. I’v...
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  3. Anne Chopping
    I find celiac disease greatly inhances my dating efforts because it quickly eliminates jerks who do not treat my dietary needs seriously! I know immediately whether I am with someone who will treat me with the respect I deserve but my poor gluten-eating friends have to go on several dates before finding this out!
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