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  1. Ahorsesoul
    Try some prunes every day. Adjust amount you eat, 3 to 5 a day should be enough.
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    Adelle's Naturally was one of the best gluten free offering stores I've been in lately! Thanks to everyone for suggesting them. Faye says hello to Steve!!! I did let her know that her customers had suggested this place to me. She should have Against the Grain Baguettes in stock now. Give them a try.
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    Just tell you family that you will only eat food that you bring. End of speech. They do not have to like it, believe it or want to accept it. This is what you will do for the rest of your life. Make it plain and simple. You can not make them accept what they do not want to believe. Just stick to being gluten free and talk about how good you feel. You are...
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    Breakfast: Sunrise Mesa cereal and milk Lunch: Watermelon Salad (watermelon, feta cheese, onion, mint leaves and lemon juice-excellent!) Dinner will be leftovers from yesterday.
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    Breakfast: Cheese omelette with hot sauce, onions and ham Lunch: Sub sandwich (Against the Grain bread, pepperoni, ham, cheese and lettuce) Dinner: Grilled beef ribs, Salmon potato salad, Asian Coleslaw and White Russians
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    For the poo issues, try going gluten free.
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    One thing I've found it to adhere to the suggested cooking time the first few times. I've overcooked many gluten free items because it did not look done to me.
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    Please know that my heart goes out to you during this stressful time in your life. We are here for you.
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    I suggest you start reading all labels on the food you are eating even if you think they are gluten free. Then proceed to all personal care products: toothpaste, breath mints, mouthwash, makeup, lotion, everything that touches you. Check everything that goes into your mouth including who you might kiss and touch. Have you replaced all your wooden and plastic...
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    Bev, You are great!
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    I agree with the salt statement. A Mayo Clinic specialist told my Dad to drink Gatorade to get rid of his heart arrhythmia. Dad won't do it but I do and presto my funny heart beats and flutters are gone. Such a simple solution.
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    You seem very mature for your age. You have researched your symptoms and have formulated a plan. And you are going to University this year. From now on you should leave dear mom at home for your appointments. You are now an independent woman taking charge of your life. Celiac testing can be negative even if you are actually positive for Celiac as you know...
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    Bri, Here is the thing. You are just a little bit celiac. Same as being just a little bit pregnant. You aren't showing yet. You can continue to eat gluten until you have noticeable damage to the lining of your intestines and develop other diseases associated with celiac disease or you can decide that your health and well being is more important. I personally...
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    I'd be upset if the old posts disappeared. I use this site as my storage folder. Recipes, what others have done, doctors they have seen. Would hate to see all that info gone. That is the reason this site is so popular. And that you can get varied opinions about your question so you can make your own choice in what you want to do. Learning from others in the...
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    Example: One of my dd group home ladies just had a birthday party this weekend. I offered to bring hot dog rolls and a cake for the gluten free ladies so they'd have some birthday cake. I made a Kitty Litter cake. I could hear people talking about it during the party so I know it went over really well. It was special, the girl who's party it was has a cat...
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    One of the staff at my dd group home was showing me how itchy and red her (staff) hands were. I grabbed the lotion at their kitchen sink, read the oats on the label and handed it to her. Her sister has been diagnosed as celiac. Now this lotion has an ugly face on it so the gluten free ladies do not use it. Both my dd and I get dermatitis from gluten or...
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    Justing linking these two posts:
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    I emailed them but the email address on their site did not work. Or does not work for complaints.
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    So true!!!!!
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    At one time doctors thought washing their hands was not necessary. So even doctors can learn what you have just learned with your child.
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    I was in my 50s when going gluten free. It's never too late!!!!!
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    How did the graduation go? Did you eat out while there?
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    I had to put off my trip but will be going now. I just talked to Adelle's Naturally, they do remember you Steve! They do carry Udi's bread but said it's hard to keep on the shelf because it's so good. Katz bread will do so since they have that but I do not think I will starve. No Against the Grain products but I'll push for it while I'm there. It's funny...
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    Connie, My feelings: You are allowed to lay down some ground rules about when you will baby sit. For your dd or anyone else. You do not need to provide all the weekend care no matter how hard your dd works. It is not your job. It's nice you do babysit but set some limits. She should be spending more time with her kids than other people do. So since there...
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