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  1. Kibbie

    Happy birthday and may God bless you today!

  2. Kibbie
    Get the book Gluten free living for Dummies and send it to her. Also is there a local group in her area? I am a member of the Alamo Celiac here in Texas and for a $20 annual fee I get monthly newsletters with a ton of information and great info at that? Maybe that's the way to go. I'd also suggest she meet with a GI doctor that knows a lot about Celiac...
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    Here is the e-mail I sent out to my family and friends when my daughter was diagnosed at 18 months: "Here is the technical mumbo-jumbo: When anyone (even people without Celiac disease) eats gluten containing products it causes our bodies to produce an excess amount of zonulin. (A protein found in our small intestine that basically works as a doorman...
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    I agree with what everyone else said... I was also wondering if they have checked her out for rotavirus
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    My daughter is now 4. She was diagnosed at 18 months old. I can tell you that the first month was stressful because of the huge learning curve but since then its been a breeze I was actually watching my daughter the other day munching down on a super juicy plum and some cheese while other kids were eating ritz crackers and peanut butter and I realized...
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    Finding out if celiac disease is a possibility in the future of a child can dramatically change the course a parent takes with said child. As in our case because of this information we have chosen not to give him gluten for the foreseeable future. I do not consider this "Overusing my insurance" by any means.
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    It is a lot of $$ if your insurance doesn't cover it but mine was covered 100% so I figgured what the heck... I think its smart to at least check with your insurance.
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    I'm not so much of an expert but I can tell you that I followed the American Pediatric guidelines for my daughter and introduced gluten grains around 6 months of age.... she developed celaic when she was 18 months. My son is now 6 months old and he has the genetic marker for celiac disease. Because of this we are keeping him gluten free for the foreseeable...
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    There is a new study that took infants who had 1st degree relatives with celiac disease and 1/2 of them were given gluten at the recommended age of 6 months and the other 1/2 were not given any gluten until after they had turned 1 year old. 100% of the children who did not get gluten until after 1 year old have not developed celiac disease yet (I say yet...
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    My 4 year old daughter was diagnosed at 18 months and she has been gluten free ever since. I now have a 6 month old boy who carries one of the genes for Celiac Disease and puts him at a 40% chance of developing it some day (ant a 60% chance of him not). We have chosen to keep him gluten free until he requests something different, at that point in time we...
  11. Kibbie
    I highly recomend Gluten Free Living for Dummies ... it helps to take some of the fear away from what yuo read on some websites!
  12. Kibbie
    Happy 1 year anniversary! We celebrate this in our house almost like a birthday with cake and an amazing delicious gluten free dinner... its always great to celebrate being healthy!
  13. Kibbie
    If I had to do it all over agin I never would have let them do the biopsy on my 18 month old. No, you aren't a bad mom... and your gut feeling is ALWAYS right !
  14. Kibbie
    I have supplemented DHA her entire life I don't know if it "helps" anything but it doesn't hurt anything either! All the research I have seen seems to point in the helps category.
  15. Kibbie
    You know I do exactly what you did... I say "No thanks, my daughter can't eat gluten." Sometimes it leads to a conversation bout Celiac and some times it doesnt
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