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I had never connected my occasional joint pain in the ankles and knees when I walked but it was quite obvious after Thanksgiving when I went crazy (glutened) and I went walkies the next a.m. I realized that it was connected and by the next day of being gluten free, there was no pain when I walked. I'm slow to learn, I guess but by jove, I think I've got...

I'm new here, lurking mostly. But someone had mentioned when talking about the problem of bread, making sandwiches, etc. that if you used a pancake instead of bread, it works just as well. I tried it!!! thankewwww! The bread has never satisfied me in terms of texture (falls apart with a sandwich) or taste really but I could stand it. But omg, I got...

I've glutened in a minor way from time to time and I can tell the difference but nothing like thanksgiving when I glutened in a MAJOR way. I was sick (like I used to be) for almost three days. At the time I thought it was worth it . pfft..Won't be doing that again! And like you, I can't believe I used to feel like that all the time. I wasted 3 or...

richard, I'm at the other end of the state..north Louisiana but my people are in the N. O. area.

burp..'scuse me. It's the bane of my existence, this burping . I'm new here because a friend heard about Celiac disease on public radio and thought the symptoms sounded eeerily familiar to what I've been whining about for four years! The doctors merely patted me on the shoulder and said, 'you've developed a tic'..GAAAA sO, I'm trying to go...