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Wow, I just discovered kinnikinnick breads... the italian style tapioca bread and the sandwich bread are so good for sandwiches and toast. The english muffins also made a good sandwich especially if you like peanut butter and jelly. And their blueberry muffins are very close to store-bought "mini muffins" and "otis spunkmeyer muffins"

They told me they will list gluten but I get really nervous about reading my own label without confirmation.... I have the 'Lipslicks' and I am worried to use it since I will for sure be ingesting at least a small amount. Anyone use it?

I just got a new job with a cosmetic company, got a lot of new things for sign on and i checked for obvious signs of gluten but I don't know what the ingredients are that have chemical names. I know there is a list somewhere, if anyone has the link please send it to me!

All I can say is me too. Your story is almost identical to me. The only advice I'm getting now is that it's anxiety symptoms and to calm down or that I was misdiagnosed with celiac diease. I only the same meals cooked the same way. All of my meds have been checked...Cosmetics, coooking utensils. Everything is new and gluten free

First of all, I haven't been on in a while, but I read your whole ordeal and I really hope things are alright for you. I hope you start feeling better soon and that you find a doctor who works with you. I have been there - during exam week - with appendicitis. No sympathy from the professors, just make sure not to neglect your own body because the grades...

twizzlers... my former favorite candy.

What questions do I ask them to make sure I will be safe? I don't even want to go now!!! :-/

I first started having symptoms October 06, and I got diagnosed in July. It's December. Another month gone and I still have not gone a whole day without feeling terrible. It's just getting worse and worse. I'm living off xanax and pepto. My grades and my social life have gone to hell because I don't want to leave my house, but I don't want to be in my house...

I would try seeing an allergist? That's actually who led me to getting diagnosed (but I got lucky because he has Celiac Disease himself) But everyone here is right it could be allergies to something else. But a lot of your symptoms sound like how I was (and kind of still am) Keep pressing those doctors hard. That's how I got diagnosed in under ...

So about 2 months after I got sick, my brother started having pains in his intestines and stomach. At first we thought it might be appendicitis or a hernia because he said it felt more like a muscle pain, but the more I talked to him we realized it's probably intestinal spasms....(what you take levsin, etc. for) It finally sent him to the doctor yesterday...

5'9" and beginning to love it. It was horrible in high school though.

Just keep remembering it takes time. The thing that made it hard for me personally, was when I told the people are me (my parents, boyfriend, family, best friends) they all just said, "well at least you know what it is" And no one acted like it was a really huge deal in my life. It's one of the biggest things that could actually happen in my life...

I found this site - dailystrength.org They have communities to join for almost anything that could possibly cause stress or hurt in your life. I've been on a day not only for Celiac Disease but a couple of other psychological issues I've got going on - but after 1 day I feel like I have so many new friends supporting me. It's a really good site to join...

Haha, my boyfriend and I are moving into a new place together May 1, and we are already planning the kitchen scrubdown that will take place. We have some layover time, where we will have both houses so a whole day is going into kitchen deglutening.

I'm sorry.