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Hi, I started like that too, but now 8 months since diagnosis, my reactions aren't bad at all. I hope the same goes for you. Mine let up after the first four months or so. Good luck. It really does get easier.

Yeay for you! That sounds awesome! I love that you planned each of your favorite things. Enjoy every bite. I hope you don't get too sick. I did the same sort of thing for my birthday and it was sooooo worth it! I was only sick the following morning and I would do it again! Don't let these people get you down. They mean well but ometimes they get too...

Hi and welcome back! I'm considering not following the gluten free diet and have a couple questions. I feel worse now then before I started this thing. I know it takes time to heal, so I'm trying to be patient. What did your doctor say about not following? How were your symptoms, if you had any, when you started eating gluten again?

Oh I hope this works. Sign me up!

I was diagnosed in January for Celiac. I had no symptoms, found out by accident during some blood work. Now after 4 months of following the gluten free diet, I feel worse than I have felt in my life. I get D every 3 or 4 days and feel sick that whole day or two. I've been late to work and have missed many social functions because of my upset stomach....

Hey, hope you feel better soon. I got sick as a dog after one bite of one Dunkin Donuts munchkin. One bite. I never really had symptoms before so this is totally shocking. I keep trying to eat out, but it seems really hard. You made really good choices, it sucks that you still got sick. Sometimes this disease is really annoying

I found out the same way, sort of by accident. I didn't have any symptoms before but since going gluten free in January if I get glutened I get an upset stomach the next day for about 3 hours. Which I guess isn't so bad if I'm at home, unbearable to be at work though. It's only happened twice, once from one bite of a Dunkin Donuts munchkin, one bite! ...

I just want to whine. I was diagnosed in January for Celiac, had no symptoms, they found it after a blood test for a bladder infection. Then had endoscopy and more blood work that confirmed it. So I have been gluten free since then. It's getting better at home but being out in the world is sooooo difficult. I keep telling myself that it's gluten free...

Hi, I was diagnosed almost a month ago now and in some ways it's getting easier and others much more difficult. I'm fine at home, I'm prepared and know what is safe. And I am feeling much better. So I'm hoping my intestines are starting to heal. But. . . going out, work and to restaurants, UGHHHH! I feel like I am some gluten addict People are eating...

Hi Amybeth, I'm also from Bucks County and I was just diagnosed 2 weeks ago. Do you have any good places to get gluten free items. I'm in need of good bread, which appears to be very hard to find. And any baked goods. I've got a huge sweet tooth and resisting is getting soooo hard. Thanks! E