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    Definitely feeling good! The past few years have been a nightmare and I think I've woken up now! First I "had heartburn," then I "was lactose intolerant", and finally I "had IBS" and suffered as the doctors picked and chose my next "diagnosis. But now, here I am, happy as can be and gluten free!
    I enjoy: cooking, gardening, reading, sewing, scrapbooking, photography, writing, shower-singing, camping, bike-riding, exercising, swimming, shopping, anything to do with the ocean and the sun. I also spend a lot of time surfing the internet (I love learning things).
    I love my family and my kitten, and spending time with them. My husband and I are computer nerds (World of Warcraft), and we also like to read sci-fi books together and play video games.
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    Provo, Utah

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  1. Sweetfudge started following chefsands
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  3. icon wheeleezdryver reacted to a post in a topic: Potato Intolerance
  4. Sweetfudge
    I'm having similar frustrations with additional foods I'm sure are causing me problems, but I haven't pinpointed them yet. I'm debating whether to try a lectin-free diet, or elimination diet (which I don't really wanna do lol) or paleo-diet. It all feels so confusing
  5. Sweetfudge
    3/4 times when I ate potatoes (sneaking my husband's fries, mashed potatoes, etc) I reacted. So I determined that I am potato intolerant. I did a test to be sure I was, by not eating any potatoes for a couple of weeks, then eating some very simple, bland foods (rice, bananas, gluten-free bread, etc...
  6. Sweetfudge
    I've given up on starbucks...always have some sort of reaction when I go there
  7. Sweetfudge

    Happy birthday and may God bless you today!

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    Thanks for stopping by!

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  10. Sweetfudge
    Definitely not Utah!!!! My family all lives up in Oregon and Washington, and my sister says they carry so much gluten-free stuff in all the grocery stores in Seattle. My mom always sends me gluten-free goodies she sees at the grocery stores in Portland too. There seem to be a lot more restaurants...
  11. Sweetfudge
    hmm, interesting. i'm potato intolerant, i might have to look for this to try in some recipes that call for potato starch.
  12. Sweetfudge
    I was told (by my DH and doc) that the reason you get cold after eating is because (especially if you eat a lot) all the blood is going to your middle, to help with the digestion process, and that means less blood flow/energy in the rest of the body. I get cold after eating ALL the time!
  13. Sweetfudge
    Whenever I go backpacking w/ my husband, I pack a lot of tuna and crackers, quinoa/buckwheat cereal, jerky, nuts, and dried fruit.
  14. sickchick started following Sweetfudge
  15. Sweetfudge
    i just looked on their website, and couldn't find it. but i seem to remember either seeing a menu, or maybe getting a fax of their gluten-free menu. i keep meaning to go over and try, have heard lots of good reviews (from gluten-free eaters and non alike). anyone have any favorites to recommend?
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  17. Sweetfudge
    wish i had been told about the fries!!!!
  18. Sweetfudge
    I went to the RFC last month when I was in Vegas. The waitress had the chef come down and talk with me about my options. There weren't many, but they did make me a good cedar plank salmon. They didn't have much else to go with it, just a small (kinda boring) salad, but the fish was yummy Wish I...
  19. Sweetfudge
    love that stuff! i wrote them a thank you email
  20. Sweetfudge
    i work for a TMJ specialist, and he recommends to any patient suffering from food allergies to take benadryl because we do have a lot of histamine in us when we have an allergic reaction. i have yet to go out and get some, but would like to see how it helps next time i get glutened.
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  22. Sweetfudge
    Saw this, and thought i'd post it for you. From Ursula: Check out this new coconut flour Dr. Mercola is selling, it looks promising! http://www.mercola.com/products/coconut_flour.htm