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LindaJoy

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  1. I do believe I've asked this years ago here, when I was looking for answers to what's wrong with me, but here I am again since it's not much better. Believe it or not, I was living on ground lamb and white potatoes for over a year as that seemed to be what I didn't react to, but recent circumstances, and very poor health, have led me to eating some other...
  2. Hi, Happygirl, Yes, from what I've read, lymphocytes from colitis are in the large intestine (colon), not the small bowel, and that's where my lymphyocytes are. From what I've been told, my my new gastro at CCF and a nurse from a celiac specialist's office in Maryland, and from several other people, including those at the Celiac Foundation, there are...
  3. Oh, I'm sorry. I don't think I was clear about the lymphocytes' location. They were found in my small bowel, during biopsy, along with neutrophils and some inflammation. I know the neutrophils are probably rearing their little, short-lived heads because of the inflammation, but the lymphocytes in my small bowel are my concern. I looked up lymphocytic...
  4. Wow, what a welcome. Thank you. I feel at home here already@ Yes, I've been gluten-free for three days now, and maybe it's my imagination or just wishful thinking, but I feel like I have a bit more energy. My guts are still EXTREMELY sore, I still have diarrhea and back pain, but I know it will take awhile for my guts to heal. I have a question....
  5. Hello, everyone. My name is Linda Parsons. I am a 42 year old who lives near Lima, Ohio. I have had a heck of a year. I've been in the hospital eleven times this year. Docs still don't know what's wrong with me. But, here's where celiac comes in. I've had 5 EGD's and two colonoscopies since August. The first four EGD's showed gastritis and...
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