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    Great! thank you.. I was so excited to see it.. It sure makes for a quick meal my kids can make! Yum!
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    this product doesn' list any gluten in the ingredients? any one have any experience or information with this product?
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    That is great news! Me and 2 of my celiacs were at a wedding this weekend too..and the chef heard that there were 3 celiacs attending.. OUR meal was hand delivered and we had MORE food and better food thanthe wedding party! :-) I felt so special LOL So glad that it all worked out for you too.
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    I am sorry to hear that you are having problems. For me.. dairy showed up first, then gluten. 20years ago..and I have never been able to eat dairy again. I can eat Aged Cheese (b/c it no longer has lactose) and lactaid milk in small quantities. It may be a good idea to rule out dairy. I don't know if this is fact, but I was told 20years ago by a doc...
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    My son is living there until the end of June and having a very hard time getting gluten-free food. I have sent him several care packages..but bread molds before it arrives to him.. If you know of any place in or around ATHENS that he could get some gluten-free foods ..that would be Greatly Appreciated!!! MTIA!
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    thanks!
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    coming in late.. but you could always chose a nice wine.. hope you have fun in Vegas!
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    Just wondering if the Caltrate Chewable were safe. I have taken others for most my life, but now I am giving them to my kids and we all like the chewables..but want to know if anyone here has input on whether they are gluten-free or not.. many tia
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    Rose.. My oldest son is in college and he was able to get an apartment on campus (same price as the dorm) b/c the school could not provide him with a healthy gluten-free diet.. and it was affecting his studies. He roomed with 4 other guys.. but it gave him a kitchen to prepare his own foods. Is there a chance your dd could qualify for something like that...
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    Somebody? Anybody?
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    Does anyone know of any of those quick bars that are gluten-free? My dd skates she loves to grab a Quick Energy/high fiber bar..but was wondering if there are any that are gluten-free, for my son.. and if her Celiac testing comes back +. TIA
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    When my oldest was first diagnosed at the age of 5 he weighed 25lbs. He had a huge tummy and spindly little arms and legs.. he was severely malnurished. that was 17 years ago.. and we had pretty slim picking for gluten-free food. HE didn't grow quickly after that and even today is a small man. and picky eating goes along with that My 8yo was 9mo when...
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    McDonalds Fries are gluten-free.. we eat them all the time.. We also have no issues with ordering burgers NO BUN.. My boys and I all have severe reactions to Gluten.. almost immediate (within 30min).. but we have had no issues to McD's.. However.. the high fat sometimes gets us
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    I have 24 22 **gap** 10 and 8 How is that for a gap? the 8 and 22 yo are celiacs.. the other two are not. I would have had more if I could have.. but this is fine for me
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    I have never had any problems with menu's. We have always found the kitchen staff more than willing to accomodate. Just give them plenty of time.. often they can offer a 'gluten-free version' of the catered menu. last year my aunt had a wedding reception.. and the kitchen just provided my son's and myself with grilled chicken breast.. baked potatoes...
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    ARCHIVED Omg.....

    marlykarly replied to JerryK's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    Isn't that the truth! that was our only choice for many years.. My oldest and I ate it every day! Now I have tried just about every bread on the market.. and there are some wonderful choices.. and Delicious baked goods.. I should give up a few it might help me knock off a few pounds!
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    Be careful with the soy milk... not all of them are gluten free.. I agree with the doc.. use lactaid milk for awhile.. then reintroduce regular milk. the lactase enzyme is on on the tip of the villi.. so until they repair.. the dairy has a bit of trouble getting digested.. with a child it won't take long for it to heal.
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    I hope you get answers.. so you child feels better soon. If the tests don't prove any answers for you.. I would encourage you to have him tested for parasites.. my oldest ds contracted them on a missions trip .. and his symptoms sounded very similar to your son's. Most US docs don't think to check for the parasite..but if you can let them know the area...
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    I was not bf.. and have celiac However My two celiac boys were both bf.. and one of them for over 2 years.. my shortest bf child.(2mo). does not have celiac So i blow the stats
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    sorry to hear about the difficult trimester.. With my #3.. I was so sick I had to take meds..BUT.. I found eating protien helped.. I ate lots of meat..eggs and cheese any time of the day or night.. It was one of the few things that woudl stay down.. and I noticed that when i was hungry.. I was also more nauseated. sometimes.. salty potato chips and...
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