morrisgirl

Anyone know of any good gluten-free restaurants around Emory?

While Gluten may or may not be absorbed into the skin if you are very sensitive to gluten coming into contact with skin can give you problems. After a freak accident in which there was tape in a pair of boots i borrowed from my friend i had a rash that remained for two weeks just from having the tape in contact with my skin for a few hours. If you find...

I'm a freshman in college and got diagnosed this fall so I know the pains of dorm room cooking. Amy's has a few microwave meals that are good. Do you have problems with caesin? If not there are a lot of Amy's meals that you can make (from mac and cheese to indian). Thai noodle bowls are also good (I can't remember the exact name brand right now, but...

So I'm joining a bit late but I saw that there were other people with Celiac disease in SC so I thought i'd join in. I'm a 18 (soon to be 19) year old who was just diagnosed in my first semester of college (not exactly what I had planned). Im home for a semester with my parents trying to tackle this whole thing without the issue of dorm rooms and dinning...

Hey, So I was diagnosed with Celiac very early in the game this past July (well the entire process took until October). I am very intolerant to gluten (apparently). Since October I've done everything from gluten-free, Casein-free diet to making sure my makeup, shampoo, face soap, ect. is gluten free. Im careful when dealing with mail (the seal has...

Hey, My family just moved to SC this summer (we moved the day my doctor told me i needed to get the blood work done to find out if i had celiacs -- talk about timing!). Anyways I was officially diagnosed this october and although i'm supposed to be at college right now im home with my family in SC trying to get this under control so I can attempt to have...

I'm a Freshman at Emory. I just got diagnosed at the beginning of this year and kept getting sick at school so im home for a little while but I'll be back in Atlanta for summer sessions.

Hey guys, So I am a newly diagnosed celiac and of course - because life just has a way of timing things perfectly - i also started college this fall as i was being diagnosed. I was wondering how other college students were coping with roommates, dinning halls, the social scene, ect. while dealing with this whole thing. Being new to it life seems overwhelming...