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  1. It's a staple in our house.
  2. I'm 39 and holding for another six months...
  3. Sounds a lot like my oldest boy. He has never had any bloodwork(multiple times over the last 4 years) show positive and is NOT IgA deficient. He had a negative scope/biopsy as well. He was normal weight and height when born. By the time he was 12 months old he had dropped considerably on his growth and weight gain. Suffered constipation since the...
  4. #1 YES. I've battled with constipation issues since I was born. I had to have impactions removed several times prior to age 5. After that age we learned to manage it as best we could with diet(low dairy and more fiber). Since early 20's would still have the C but would get bloated up and look 10 months pregnant. Had two miscarriages and then found out...
  5. Nope I don't eat gluten free oats at all. React horribly. I even react to gluten free oat cross contamination. So KIND bars are out for me because of the oat cc risk. I used to love them and thought I was reacting to sesame, but it turned out to be oat cc. There are other gluten free products I can't eat because of the cc risk also.
  6. I used to get scalp sores all the time especially on the back of my head. They were itchy, ooze and scab over. I also had really dry scalp. All my products were gluten free so that wasn't a problem. I got so irritated one day and decided to give up on shampoo/conditioner completly thinking something in it was bothering me. I have been sensitive to...
  7. For the most part my reactions to the avenin protein is very similar to my gluten reaction. When I actually ate the gluten free oats I ended up with horrible reflux, horrible abdominal pain/bloating and constipation for a week. This was my typical gluten reaction at the time. I did have an additional symptom with the oats. I got a painful blistering rash...
  8. If gluten free oats turn out to be a problem for you then be aware some gluten free products can have cross contamination from them also. I am EXTREMELY sensitive to gluten free oats and even slight cross contamination from them. The CC kept me sick for 8 months before I figured it out. I already knew I couldn't eat the oats but didn't think about CC from...
  9. I do dip the chicken in an egg/milk mixture first. You could pan fry or deep fry if you like.
  10. Roda

    ARCHIVED Quail

    Just the roos try and peck me. Luckily they are so small it doesn't hurt.
  11. You could have him retested again and then trial him gluten free after all the testing you are going to have done is complete. My oldest son(11) has tested negative on blood work since 2008 and he had been tested at least 4 times. He was complaining of daily stomach aches, bloating and gas and occasional heartburn. He quit growing and hadn't grown/gained...
  12. Does he like other foods? Sometimes when my boys get bored of breakfast foods, they eat other things. It might be a grilled cheese sandwich or leftovers from the night before. As long as they eat something that is half way decent I don't make a fuss.
  13. Your ped should run the tests for you. That is nonsense. The GI is right in that they won't write orders for someone who is not their patient. Maybe you could have your daughter's GI write a letter to your ped explaining the need to test the other children. For goodness sakes if you tell the ped what tests you need run all he/she needs to do is write...
  14. Nope it doesn't look like they did a total IgA. You need to ask for it and the newer tests. They are IgA/IgG DGP(deamidated gliadin peptide) and are supposed to be more accurate.
  15. I've had trouble with our local CVS and will only use them now when I have no other choice. I was told they didn't have access to the internet and that they didn't have phone numbers to their suppliers. HUH? I asked one time to look at the package insert so I could read the inactive ingredients. I had to show them where on the insert where they were listed...
  16. Both my boys have/had issues with cavities. Youngest son had his first ones at 3 in all four of his 2 year molars. He is 7 now and he has enamal defects on his permanant 6 year molars and has had work done on two of them and more baby teeth. I blame his tooth issues on his celiac. In hindsite I believe he was celiac as a baby but didn't test positive...
  17. We do the same thing with the cornstarch. We like to season the corn starch first to add more flavor. They taste really good fried in coconut oil! My kids like to eat them plain and the hubby LOVES them diped in wing sauce.
  18. She may have been negative 5 years ago and could end up with a positive test now. And even if she doesn't test positive gluten still could be a problem. My youngest son tested negative after I was diagnosed. Two years later he had positive blood work.
  19. Roda

    ARCHIVED Quail

    Hubby wants to let the roos get a little more growth on them before butchering. So we will butcher them when they are 10 weeks old in two more weeks. Our plan is to cut their heads off with really sharp kitchen sheers and let them bleed out. Then I will put them in hot water to loosen the feathers and attempt to pluck. Quail skin is very thin so I don...
  20. At least your doctor recommended you try the diet despite the flawed tests as the last poster said. Good for you that you are feeling well now. My oldest son has had repeated blood work and a scope and all were negative. I decided to trial him after I saw the major improvements I saw in his brother(who is diagnosed by blood work) and he had great results...
  21. Roda

    ARCHIVED Quail

    The boys did when they were chicks. Now I don't know which one was which except two. One has a croocked beak and his name is CB. Not a trait I want to pass down so he is not a keeper. Another male is Small Fry because he hatched three days after the other nine and was smaller than than the rest. I call my Italian Goldie because of her color. Gotta come...
  22. Roda

    ARCHIVED Quail

    quote name='dilettantesteph' timestamp='1338982093' post='801051'] That sounds interesting. Are they easier to keep than chickens? I'm not sure if they are easier to keep than chickens or not. I've never had chickens. I guess you could go both ways with that. My MIL has both. The chickens are in an outside coop and can get out into a fenced in area...
  23. Roda

    ARCHIVED Quail

    After having some quail eggs at my MIL's house I decided I wanted some for eggs. I ended up buying 10 four day old chicks. They are now 8 weeks old and I am keeping six of them the other four are all roos that I will butcher. I have four hens and a roo in one pen and will soon have another four hens. Unfortunately I don't have room for any more than that...
  24. I'm sorry you and your son are having a rough time. It's good that the doctor wants to rule other things out, but at the same time you don't want him/her to discount that it could very well be latent/early celiac. You don't want to wait for more damage to be done. It's too bad they didn't get the rest of the bloods when he was in for his scope. It would...
  25. I've been on prescription vitamin D(50,000 iu/gel cap)once weekly since Jan. 2009. My levels are monitored every 3-4 months.
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