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I know this thread is a couple years old, but for any others interested this was in the news today: Hot dog! Coors Field offers gluten-free food Open Original Shared Link

It's been years since you posted this, but I was hoping you'd come back with an update. I have CVID as well . I had the scopes done and samples taken and they claimed celiac disease. I changed my diet and zero improvement for over a year, in fact I got worse. In that time I researched and found us CVID patients typically have something that even under...

Ok, I haven't tried this, but a friend that lives over there noticed it and say a sign they have gluten free. I found out back in Jan, sorry I am so slow to let you know. We haven't tried it yet, but hope to soon, here is their website. Open Original Shared Link I hope someone can try it out and report back.

Sorry to resurrect this thread, but there is one in Highlands Ranch, CO. We got a coupon from them. I guess they have been there a year, but just recently started doing the gluten-free at this location. We tried them out and it was wonderful. Had the Ultimate minus the mushrooms, would have been about $20 if it weren't for the 25% off coupon. For those...

Early on in my gluten-free diet I was very label conscious and still am, but I got lazy. My fiance is also very good about double checking labels. Anyway, we found this great local salsa because we love mexican food that appeared to be gluten-free. We kept buying ti and buying it. Then one day we were at the store and I think they were sold out or we just...

About midway through 2008, which was about 8 months into my gluten-free diet I had a freaking meltdown at the grocery store. My fiance had to contain me. I was at my wits end, all teh gluten-free bread was sold out at whole foods, all the frozen dinners that are gluten-free that I will eat were sold out. I am in competition with a few other people in my are...

Hi Tica - I do not know of any in Breckenridge per se. I know this question came up last Winter/Spring as well so do a search. Here is a link to a previous thread with one restaurant idea: https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=40300 I will let you know, in Silverthorne (you would need a car to get there) there is a place called...

Follow up: I love this bread, I also frequent the Udi's Bread Bistro in Stapleton. They can make any of their sandwiches with the gluten free bread and they often have a couple loaves in stock if you swing by there. I tend to go trhough about two loaves a week! With all the old gluten-free bread I would be hard pressed to get through a loaf in a month. ...

I do not have an immune system, which sounds odd. My intestines DID NOT heal with a gluten free diet, the gluten-free diet made no difference in my symptoms, in fact I got worse. I do sadly have a good understanding of what steroids do to the body. Thankfully it was a short term thing.

I too was raised that a Doctors answer was THE answer. It took my own determination to understand that Doctors don't know it all, even the specialists. Does it mean they are accountable for not picking up on something? Maybe, you could argue it both ways for days probably. If we come up with a medical system that will scrutinize every breath a Dr takes no...

First off, I'm sorry to hear you have had a rough four years, however there are some problems with your post: As I recall, and I will quote your post some more, your GP sent you to a GI doc, which is what they should do. They are a general practitioner. If the condition is something they cannot confidently diagnose or feel that you can be better...

Values are relevant to the person the sample is taken from. The "normal" ranges are based on averages anyway. Some folks are normally high, some are normally low. That being said, the best person to answer this question for you is your doctor. Otherwise, some simple searching it appears around 80 - 350 is "normal".

I'm not sure what tests your docs have run since your diagnosis, but they should be checking for bacteria in the small bowel. Also, when you don't have the big D does the stool float or sink. I hate talking about that stuff, but it is a fact of life I guess. Anyway, you can spend a week collecting samples for your docs at their requests, get a small bowel...

I know this is an old thread and I thought I would chime in. I know this involves your young child so it may not be the same... I have CVID, and they say I have celiac. Currently from research on my own and some new doctors we are working on disproving the celiac disease thing (for me) as patients with CVID can have something that almost mimics celiac...