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  1. Tabbiekatz
    Happy Birthday! Now you can start looking forward to a future that is in your hands and not a disease like Celiac. You now have a new start in life. Yes, your childhood has a lot to do with what you will be like in the near future, but only you have the RIGHT to change it now. I actually have been diagnosed with adjustment disorder with borderline personality...
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    Actually, right now I'm fluctuating. I'll loose 5 lbs, then gain it back agian and I don't know how, other than excersize....lol spelling. But my body is still shrinking, little bits at a time. I can now feel my ribs which I haven't felt in along time and my hair is getting thicker. Believe me, this is a good thing.
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    Thank you!!! I feel wonderful. I did have to up my vitamin b intake a bit, I was tired and couldn't wake up for a week, not wanting to move. Found out that I was a little anemic, and my regular vitamins weren't doing great. I did a lot of research in what types of vitamins and minerals where in wheat, and it came up primarily to vitamin b. Other than that...
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    I know about binge eating...I do it as well, but not with anything that contains gluten. I do miss the doughnuts though..... Imagine yourself on the toilet (sorry for the visual, but it will become clear here in a minute.) You start sweating, A LOT! You can feel massive gas bubbles going through your colon. Ringing in your ears. Then all of a sudden...
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    It will go faster. My first month, I lost 20 pounds (guessing it's the water weight) and I'm slowly loosing about 1 lb a week. It's amazing how much I eat now. I'm getting the big "double meat" platters at work with baked potato, instead of a big mac and fries. It cost's more, but I feel better for it. Sucks that taco bell puts soy sauce in everything though...
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    Thanks! I did notice that my kidneys where working again...lol! I do have to watch the sugar intake though. I've been worried about it as of late. I drink way too much coffee for one person. (about a pot a day) and it needs to be sweet. I've tried the pink and blue packets and they make me sick. I'm going to try stevia here soon, but it is so expensive!...
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    The water weight makes a lot of since...I've been tested for diabetes more than once in my life. My grandmother had it later on in life and I guess I'm just paranoid at the thought that I'd have it as well. She also had thyroid cancer, and a few other ailments that she suffered from. I'm guessing I got the gene from her.
  8. Tabbiekatz
    I heard a rumor that there is a cafe in south Austin somewhere that is exclusively gluten-free. I haven't found it yet, but if you call some bakery's around here, you might find someone who knows someone who can bake one for you. BTW, congrats!
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    I have been gluten-free for about 4 months now, just before Halloween 2008. I did a lot of research into this disease and found that it fit ALL my symptoms to a T. I have an issue with this "gluten-free diet" that I'm on and was wondering if anyone has experienced this... I am what doctors call "morbid obese". I haven't lost much in the way of pounds...
  10. Tabbiekatz
    The problem with us "Self Diagnosed" people is that we don't know what is happening to our bodies. I did a lot of research on Celiac's before I came to the conclusion that I had this (or just intolerant....the cure is the same either way). You might be getting a little lactose intolerant. The next time you eat ice cream or drink a glass of milk, try one of...
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