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  1. Hi - My 10 year old has been gluten free since the beginning of the year. Yesterday my husband gave him a pita bread thinking it was a gluten free one - a move he feels extremely guilty about. The good news is that my son didn't get sick at all. Is it normal to be gluten free for 6 months and have gluten and not get a stomach ache or anything? I'm wondering...
  2. My son is 10 and was diagnosed in December. Like your daughter, he was Mr. Carb. Two of the lunches that he likes best that also travel well are mac and cheese made with his favorite gluten free pasta (glutano or tinkyada or ancient harvest's quinoa are the faves of the moment) mixed with the either a slice of cheese and a little milk to melt it all together...
  3. Hi Everyone - My son has been on a gluten free diet since the end of December and we've been doing pretty well. He is 10 and a real trooper with all of this given that we only discovered he had celiac through family testing. He was never really sick. Anyway, while we've been doing pretty well, I think it's time we got in touch with a nutritionist to check...
  4. My 10 year old son was diagnosed with Celiac in November and has been gluten free for about 4 weeks now. We are still in the learning phase (don't know if it ever ends actually). Are there any books that people found especially helpful? We have Gluten Free for Dummies and he has the gluten-free Kid. Would like to learn more but don't want to get more...
  5. Hi - My name is SueAnne and my 10 year old son was diagnosed with celiac this fall mainly as a result of follow up family blood testing after my dad found out he has it. My sons results came back equivocal so our pediatrician said to try a gluten free diet and retest in 6 months. This made no sense to me so I took him to the Celiac Center up at Columbia...
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