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    My Safari could not find Rosman Family Foods so I tried my Explorer and it did say that the website was not reinstated? It mentioned a date and the company's website was delinquent. That would tell me that perhaps they are discontinuing their product line. That would explain the great $1.99 deals that some of you found! Wished I had as they are very good...
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    I know that I've read on one of the celiac disease sites where gluten ingestion symptoms can be delayed and then show up weeks down the road- maybe it was on this site that I read this but not positive. I would suspect gluten sensitivity perhaps. As mentioned in an earlier posting, you may very well have other food intolerance issues. Look at all the...
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    Dr. Fine is a spiritual person and he requires making money like the rest of us. However, he is dedicated to his pursuits and it shouldn't be too much longer before his work is published. I have Microscopic Colitis as well and belong to another message board specifically geared to this disease/disorder. MC shares the same gene as celiac disease and that...
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    When I went searching for aq diagnosis of celiac disease the GI I went to told me I "couldn't possibly have that", because I was overweight. Good grief as Charlie Brown would say! There are many individuals who are celiac and overweight because their bodies cannot metabolize the fat properly. Shame on that doctor for even suggesting that one...
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    I forgot to mention that I had a colonoscopy in the fall of 2003 which upon biopsies showed me to have Microscopic Colitis. This disease shares the same gene of celiac. I began to research this disease on the internet and found a site called finer health and a dr. previously from Baylor Universtiy studied the linkage between MC and celiac disease. He suggested...
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    Open Original Shared Link I found this site this morning and thought it would be worth just a look and get some ideas.
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    I will be having my annual here soon for all the blood works. I had my gallbladder removed in 1998. I have low back ache in the morning which will usually dissipate in awhile. Before I went gluten-free the lower left-sided ab pain was awful and bothered me at night. Now, since I have gone gluten-free the pain is not nearly as bad and is intermittant not...
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    Would someone know if after being gluten-free for awhile and you still have food issues that may be causing left-sided abdominal pain and a low backache? This happens usually in the morining upon arising and then goes away. I have egg, yeast and milk intolerance issues and am wondering if not only the gluten in foods but other intolerences can cause symptoms...
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    Some people are more introvered or extroverted as well. Many just want to learn and if they peruse this particular board and gain knowledge then it is doing the job it was intended. Have a great afternoon! Mary Jo java script:emoticon('')
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    anyone else relate any symptoms like this at all? Thank you MJjava script:emoticon('')http://www.glutenfreeforum.com/style_images/1/icon14.gif
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    I think many of us here on the board have had similar circumstances with our doctors. First off, I respect the education that it takes to become a bonified physician but to swallow one's pride and admit that "I don't have all the answers and I am still learning" (sometimes from my patients) is indicative to a great doctor! When I was dx'd as having...
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