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    Yes! use a different cookie sheet that is only for gluten free! And make sure eveything else she bakes with and uses to touch your food is throughly cleaned before she starts with the gluten-free stuff
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    Always bring something, be it something you bring just for yourself or something to share with everyone. I would agree-eating a big dinner beforehand is always a good idae to make sure you aren't hungry at the start of the event, but have fun and don't worry about the food if you don't have to-make sure you have options and a most time fruit and veggies can...
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    Yes, celiac3270 and I both live in Boston now, but he's finishing up his first semester of senior year at Harvard, so he's been working a lot so we haven't had time to hang out, but still keep in touch and will see each other soon! Yes I graduated, degree in chemistry (I don't really know how I did it), I'm taking some time off enjoying life before applying...
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    From the middle of my Freshmen year of high school to almost the end of my Senior year of high school I was corn free (along with gluten free--have been since I was 2 yrs old), corn is MUCH harder to cut out than gluten, but it can be done. I would suggest doing the corn and gluten free thing for a while, then slowly start trying small amounts of corn (for...
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    How is everyone doing?
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    The 2 things I learned when I was diagnosed (at 20 months old), so really the 2 things my mom taught me when I was young are 1. never be too nice 2. always carry rice cakes I'm 22 now, I still have a bag of ricecakes in every bag I have, along with a protein bar and such for the moments where I don't feel comfortable eating what is being served.
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    I honestly wouldn't take the risk. I am very sensitive, even though no skin reactions or anything you don't really notice how many times you touch your face during the day, and then picking up food and stuff it MAY get into your digestive tract, it's not likely, but it is your wedding day-so I would go with I would rather be safe than sorry (also congratulations...
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    I'm stopping by to say HI for the first time in forever, so hi to everyone I miss talking to :-)
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    It could be a lot of different things but for some short term relief I would ask your doctor about sublingual Zofran, it's the antinausea medicine that he/she may have prescribed for you but it'll dissolve under your tongue instead of you having to swallow it, it'll enter your bloodstream and since it's not entering your GI system should actually help with...
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    Hey guys, So about once a year I come back on here to post an update for the newbies and such to say that it is possible to be gluten free as a teenage, as a college student, and as a person for 20 years. Today is my 20th anniversary of my "diagnosis day" as my parents call it, and I'm happy to say that I've been doing great (about to graduate from college...
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    Hey guys, I'm going to be going to the World Series this weekend (WOO) in Arlington, and I'm gonna need food, I'm staying in a small hotel place I think and I have NO idea where I should start for getting food, I'm only gonna be there for 2.5 days so it doesn't have to be much but I'm not gonna be eating in the stadium if I can manage it. Any suggestions...
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    Open Original Shared Link Unfortunately, while they are talking about Celiac Disease (which is always good), the doctor however says that people who are diagnosed (actually and don't just go on the diet for fun...) could possibly reintroduce gluten into their diet, which is UNTRUE.
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    Thanks guys! maybe just maybe i'll pop my head in here a few more times a year when i have some more free time...
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    I take centrum and they say on their website that it's gluten free
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    Yeah I know it's been crazy, organic chem has literally taken over my life this year...
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    I've gotten symptoms up to a week and a half later, and being in college it truely SUCKS but you just gotta deal with it.. when I get the awful glutening to the point of me not being able to keep anything down prescription zofran and phenergen do wonders to at least make it so i don't get so dehydrated that I end up in the hospital on an IV drip for 8 hours...
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    So I know i've been a-wall for a while, it comes with be a chemistry major, biology and spanish minors, and being a sophomore in college... BUT (it's a little late) it's my 18 year anniversary of being gluten free (well it was like a month ago February 12th) I always like posting the years here just to tell everyone (espeically those newly diagnosed...
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    ARCHIVED In And Out

    flagbabyds replied to hez's topic in Gluten-Free Restaurants

    best place to eat on the road! I do mine no sauce just in case cause everyone here knows how super duper sensitive I am to CC but i've never gotten sick from them and I just put my own ketchup and mustard on and it's great
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    never ever will I eat them again, i've gotten sick from them one too many times...
  20. flagbabyds
    It takes a while to get used to everything, I was diagnosed when I was merely 20 months old and sometimes I still get frustrated with what people say and how they act around the gluten-free lifestyle. I find that when I bring my own food (or drink) places it makes it easier, even if the food is different you're still at least eating or drinking something...
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    Happy birthday and may God bless you today!

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    ARCHIVED 17 Years

    flagbabyds posted a topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    woohoo! 17 years ago today i was FINALLY diagnosed with celiac disease and i've been gluten free ever since then!!! I seem to post a yearly thread every year to tell everyone that i've been doing it for 17 years, and YOU CAN TOO! it gets easier! yay i can't believe it's been this long, time really does fly...
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    when i was diagnosed in 1992 there was NOTHING. around second grade there was an adult celiac group that started at stanford. i started attending, but really was the only person under 30 (not to mention i hadn't even gotten into double digits yet...) and i felt a little awkward, cause it was just weird. In 4th grade they put on the first celiac conference...
  24. flagbabyds
    just a friend! we were playing ninja tag and i was stealing all his clothes i seriuosly don't remember the cuteness of my counselor, or which one i was talking about cause they were all pretty cute!! hahaha life is good, just got done with classes and have a psych experiment to do this afternoon, then i gotta go figure out why my phone doesn't work cause...
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    AHH 8th grade science fair project relating the genes between diabetes and celiac woohoo for getting honorable mention at california state science fair haha funstuff
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