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Mother of Jibril

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  1. How old are you? Could you be starting menopause? I've been reading about this lately... most women go through menopause in their early 50s, but you can experience symptoms for as long as ten years before that happens! Also... premature ovarian failure (aka premature menopause) tends to cluster with celiac disease and hypothyroidism. In extreme cases...
  2. Hi mother of Jibril, I am logged on as DNP student currently working of my dissertation on celiac disease. Gathering data to create an awareness of the effects of celiac disease on families. Your posting raises some interesting areas to pursure. I would like to include it as part of the qualitative research with your permission. If so, please email me directly at doeykelly@aol.com. Thanks HK

  3. They said they wouldn't be able to tell exactly what kind of infection unless they took the whole lymph node out for dissection... which is a possibility if the swelling doesn't go down soon. I'm definitely being cautious about candida. I'm taking an enteric-coated probiotic, eating yogurt every morning, and keeping sugars to a minimum. Your suggestions...
  4. Thank you for thinking of me! Thanks to Patti too I agree with you about the general link to cancer. My dad's family has been plagued with it. Two siblings (out of eight) have died from breast cancer, one when she was only 29. Her two kids were just a little bit older than mine are right now. I've been thinking about her a lot. I also think about...
  5. A little update... On Thursday I had a biopsy of that lymph node. It's not lymphoma! :D It's not any kind of malignancy at all. They did see some macrophages... so it looks like some kind of infection. Hopefully it will go away on the broad-spectrum antibiotic I'm taking. Not thrilled about antibiotics... but I'm taking probiotics in between...
  6. Thanks for getting back to me! My son is ten months old... I suspect he'll be breastfeeding for at least another year. Last month I had a biopsy for an itchy (gluten-enhanced) rash that I thought was DH, but the results came back as "acute dermatitis"... I found a definition that said it's "a rash caused by inflammation somewhere else in the body...
  7. OK... so your "evidence" is a TIME magazine article about a scientific study that has not yet been peer-reviewed or published. Only seven people were willing to stick with the sugar-free diet and two of them still died. Have the other five people gone into remission? It's probably too early to tell. I'm no statistician, but I have to tell you that this...
  8. I know this is your particular drumbeat... http://junkfoodscience.blogspot.com/2008/0...use-cancer.html I think yolo's suggestions are generally very healthy and consider the well-being of the whole person... physically, mentally, and spiritually. Stress causes autoimmune disorders to flare... freaking out could really set me back
  9. This is good advice I'm already doing some of the things you mentioned... vitamin D (4000iu per day), fish oil, digestive enzymes (plus Betaine HCl)... I'm adding more garlic and dark green vegetables to my diet and I've cut way, WAY back on all processed foods and sugars. I love the sauna... I wish I had time to go more often. What I'm wondering...
  10. There is a connection between celiac disease and lymphoma: https://www.celiac.com/articles/1007/1/Celi...homa/Page1.html Sjogren's Syndrome (an autoimmune disorder that clusters with celiac) also increases your risk of lymphoma. I've been reading about this lately because I've had a painless, swollen lymph node in my neck for more than two months...
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