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  1. CanadianGal
    thanks. the kind i am wondering about in particular is advil caplets (ibuprofen 200mh)
  2. CanadianGal
    just wondering if all advil are gluten free? Thanks!
  3. CanadianGal
    excellent! thank you
  4. CanadianGal
    wondering if anyone knows if ms dash (the all natural spice) is safe to eat. I didn't see anything in the ingredients that looks concerning but I'm new to think so I thought I would ask.
  5. CanadianGal
    Thanks!
  6. CanadianGal
    hi sorry about that jerseygirl. The reason i tried posted several times in different sections is because I didn't think my posts were going through. I didn't realized it took a while to post. Sorry!
  7. CanadianGal
    Thanks everyone for your wonderful advice and suggestions. I just joined this site but I love it already. Everyone here is so friendly and helpful
  8. CanadianGal
    thanks for the joint pain input though. I'll leave the other question for one of the female members
  9. CanadianGal
    ok thanks. for some reason i can't see my post when I go to that section but clicking on the link you sent worked just fine.
  10. CanadianGal
    **sorry posted here in error****
  11. CanadianGal
    hi, I am hoping this posts. I am a newbie and I've been trying to make some posts to the pre-diagnosis section and my posts won't go through. Can anyone help with this?
  12. CanadianGal
    I'm wondering for someone with celiac is joint pain common and spotting between periods? I'm a newbie here and put a post up a couple days ago talking about my current situation. The last couple days I've had a new develop of joint pains. My body hurt so bad last night it took me forever to fall asleep. Also I had some spotting last mth and I thought...
  13. CanadianGal
    Thanks for your advice. My fear about getting back on the gluten is being very sick for the next couple weeks till my colonoscopy. I've already missed to much work and had many sleepless nights. I'm desperate for some relief. I was still on the gluten when I had my bloodwork done so those results should still be true. I know I'm stubborn LOL I just...
  14. CanadianGal
    Hi. I am new to this site and new to a glutine free diet. I've found some foods that I can eat but it's still a learning process and I'd like to expand my food selection on a glutine free diet. I am wondering if anyone eats Quaker rice cakes (made with whole grain brown rice) and whether or not this would be glutine free? Mixed nuts? Also how about condiments...
  15. CanadianGal
    Canadian Karen: Thanks so much for your support and advice. I will definitly try those things you explained next time I have one of my attacks come on. Actually I could've used that last night. I was sick again but it wasn't nearly as severe as my attacks usually are and didn't last as long. I slept with the heating pad all night and in a fetal position...
  16. CanadianGal
    Hi. It's nice to see a fellow Canadian on here :-) I know it's better I stay on a gluten diet in the meantime but I just can't. I get horribly sick and I'm desperate to try anything that may ease the pain and discomfort. I can't go through another week like I did last week where I was up almost all night every night and I had to be to work early the...
  17. CanadianGal
    hi! I'm new to the board and I wanted to get some opinions. I started to get sick last October and when I went to the emergency room they did tests and said I had gull stones and told me to change my diet and I'd be fine. Well I changed my diet and I continued to get very sick at which point my doctor but me on an emergency list with a surgeon to have...
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