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  1. flagbabyds
    This sounds a lot like celiac disease and if your doctor now doesn't want to test him you might want to switch to a different doctor.
  2. flagbabyds
    All the betty hagman book are good, also 125 gluten free recpies is good, for more snack foods incredible edible gluten free foods for kids is great.
  3. flagbabyds
    You can always get a restaruant card and talk to the chef before you go, then when you go you will know what you can have and they will know what you dietary restrictions are and how to handle them instead of haveing to deal with an annoying waiter go befoere or call them and talk to the chef. Your friends should understand and if they are really your friends...
  4. flagbabyds
    Personally I don't think you need to have the tests done. i can understand why you want to but they cost a lot and also if you feel better that is a test within itself. I think the diet improment is the best test. It doesn't involve paying and no tubes anywhere or having to do stool tests, Just my opinion.
  5. flagbabyds
    Fatigue is like the #1 sympttom of celiac disease. So that is your reacction and defenitley get the gluten-free wafers next time. Don't chance it. If your body is rejecting gluten then don't eat it, even at communion(just so you know I am not religious so I don't know much about communion?
  6. flagbabyds
    I don't really agree with them... (not saying they are wrong just my opinion) If you feel better on the diet then stay on it and that's that. You don't need a doctors diagnosis to how you feel.
  7. flagbabyds
    You can always just try the diet. If you know you feel sick and the diet helps then does it really matter that you have a doctors diagnosis? I know people want to confirm the diagnosis but if the diet helps then for a diagnosis you need to go back on gluten unless you do entrolab testing.
  8. flagbabyds
    That's a really cool poem! Thanks for sharing it!
  9. flagbabyds
    my symptoms sometimes last as long as a week and a half so just hang in there you'lll feel better eventually
  10. flagbabyds

    ARCHIVED Any Celiac Athletes?

    flagbabyds replied to a topic in Sports and Fitness

    I play soccer and every 1/4 i eat part of an energy bar. By the end of the game I have eaten about 2 or so. I am also training this summer so I can make the school team in the Winter but I eat gluten-free toast and berries before I run and then when i get homeI usaually eat 2 energy bars and my regular meal. I know it sounds like a lot of food but I know...
  11. flagbabyds
    Defenitly go gluten-free!!!!!!!!!! The blood is telling you that you have this disease and if you have problems that going gluten-free would clear up, you don't need a biopsy to prove that.
  12. flagbabyds
    Welcome! It's good you don't find the diet change too hard. Just wondering what you will eat that is vegan and gluten-free. Sorry I don't want to be nosy just my sister is vegan and all she really eats is bread and hummus. Yu'll find this board very useful and a great refernce. If you have any questions you can always e-mail me.
  13. flagbabyds
    I think it means that your intesetines were not damaged enough probably because you had been gluten-free and they are just going to keep getting damaged and then you will be diagnosed as clinically having celiac disease, but you don't need to go thhrough that. Go completely gluten-free and you will probably feel 100 times better.
  14. flagbabyds
    You should defenitley stay in the diet, even if you don't have damage that means they probably caught celiac disease at an early stage. Even if you don't have symptoms it is still doing damage to your intestines and there are some celiacs who were just tested because someone else in their family had it or they were short. My sister is A symptomatic and doesn...
  15. flagbabyds
    Cool cause most seasonings aren't gluten-free
  16. flagbabyds
    I use panteen and toms of maine
  17. flagbabyds
    The only thing I ever eat at buffets is fruit and milk
  18. flagbabyds
    Welcome! I'm 14, I live in Stanford California and I was diagnosed 12 1/2 years ago so if you have any ?'s you can e-mail me.
  19. flagbabyds
    I had pains exactly like that but about 10 times worse and couldmn't walk for 2 omnths
  20. flagbabyds

    ARCHIVED Any Celiac Athletes?

    flagbabyds replied to a topic in Sports and Fitness

    Organic Food Bars are gluten-free and they say it on the package. They are300 calories and taste great.
  21. flagbabyds
    I was diagnosed and had the tests before I ever went gluten-free so I wasn't sure what to put
  22. flagbabyds
    Post Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Puffs are also gluten-free. They started adding wheat starch in January of 2004.
  23. flagbabyds
    I don't think millet is gluten-free... i think it comes from barley
  24. flagbabyds
    Same with me Except I was diagnosed @ 20 months, I don't remember wheat, barley, rye at all
  25. flagbabyds
    THE Healing process takes a long time and if you cut dairy out of her diet for a while it couldn't really hurt that much. See if she feels better without dairy and then if she does keep it out of her diet but if she doesn't and it is a while later go back to your GI doc and see what they have to say she could have other food allergies or another autoimmune...
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