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Just think positively and hang in there. I was diagnosed with Celiac disease over three years ago and just started following a gluten-free diet only two months ago. I didn't want to make the changes necessary when I first learned that I had the disease. I've finally come to realize that it is very important to follow the diet, as numerous medical problems...

Sound's pretty tasty AZ Gal. I think I'll give it a try next weekend. Thanks for the recipe!

So, as dinner time approached this evening I was stuck for an idea of what to cook. I had a steak at lunch yesterday, so beef was out of the question. Chicken sounded like a good idea, so I thumbed through a couple of my newly purchased gluten-free cookbooks, but was turned off by the amount of ingredients required or prep-time involved for the chicken...

So, it's official...I now have a blog. I've played around with these things before, but just never really got into them. I suppose that is because I never really had anything to write about. I was diagnosed with Celiac disease roughly four years ago, but just started a gluten-free lifestyle about one month ago. I was tired of feeling terrible all the...

Hi there, I'm a 22 year old man looking to meet new people in the Las Vegas area. I was diagnosed with Celiac disease roughly four years ago and just went gluten-free about a month ago. It's been tough making the adjustment, and I don't know anybody else suffering from Celiac, so it's often hard to talk about the disease, how it is affecting me, etc...

I know how you feel when explaining to others why you are eating "differently." I've got a generic response too, I say that "I'm on a special diet." Considering that I'm a lanky lad, they look at me like I'm crazy, then ask, "What? Why are you trying to lose weight?!" Sidenote: It's funny how, generally...

I know how you feel ACK514. I'm in college too. I was diagnosed with Celiac disease about four years ago, but never adopted a gluten-free diet until just over a month ago. I'm feeling much better now. The challenges are great. It's nearly impossible to eat meals on the go from fast food restaurants or any other dining establishment on campus...

I just finished taking the survey, also. I have Celiac disease, and for me, I've found it very frustrating to go shopping and not be sure whether or not some of the processed foods I am buying are really gluten-free or not. I often buy a brand of frozen meals called Amy's (many of you may know/use this brand), and I just noticed the other day that the...