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  1. GottaSki
    Well said and very true indeed!
  2. GottaSki
    I live near Julian Bakery and pick up both coconut and almond paleo bread. I prefer the almond -- although there was a time I could only tolerate the coconut. This is not a bread to be compared with the best gluten-free breads or homemade -- but toasted with a bit of almond butter is quite nice.
  3. GottaSki
    worse in the first month is common. The honest answer to your question is days, weeks, months or years. We are all different.
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    Ok...if you post your results from six years ago with ranges if possible AND the new results in the same post it will be easier to compare. If I have to answer off what you have provided I'd say you are heading in the right direction. I would also suggest you have your doc order the DGP tests -- Deamidated Gliadin Peptide - both IgA and IgG as these are...
  5. GottaSki
    In & Out -- That's what a hamburger is all about
  6. GottaSki
    That is a very good question. I doubt anyone can give you odds on this one. All autoimmune disorders are top on my list for much more research needed. What I can tell you is if your next round of antibody tests does not have lower numbers -- I would advise you (as I would my own children) -- to remove ALL gluten for at least three months - six is better...
  7. GottaSki
    Ok.. that is tTG-IgA and tTG-IgG in normal range - that is good. Hard to give you accurate info if you don't have results prior to gluten removal.
  8. GottaSki
    which IgA and IgG? Total? or Celiac antibodies tTG, EMA, DGP, AGA???? Again...best if you post tests and ranges.
  9. GottaSki
    Did you have original numbers? They should come way down. Mine were never alarmingly high - came down steadily over the first year and are hanging between 3 and 6. If you post results -- many of us can help analyze.
  10. GottaSki
    Will post both the original recipe tomorrow -- and first alternative.
  11. GottaSki
    Oh Hannah- So sorry your experience with the nutritionist has not been good. I only saw one for a single visit after my Celiac diagnosis - she - affiliated with a major celiac center was of no help to me. I had already learned the "helpful" facts she knew. Live and keep learning while you use the knowledge that "some" of these professionals can provide...
  12. GottaSki
    Yay Bunnie!!! Finally feeling better here...don't need any added limitations right now PS...hope you don't have to remain in this unwilling state much longer.
  13. GottaSki
    Think I saw the view from our King's thrown this morning on FB...
  14. GottaSki
    My autocorrect when using mobile mode on kindle turns "celiac" into "celibacy" -- we can't have that - celiac is bad enough!
  15. GottaSki
    Lightbulb just popped up over my head! My husband catches tuna when he goes fishing - when he catches enough we "can" it in mason jars - some years we run out or have none so we by canned albacore. I like ours - but not canned!! If next season provides I'll save a few jars for you
  16. GottaSki
    Enchiladas - we have a super yummy green sauce that I keep adapting as our intolerances increase. What are your don't eat foods?
  17. GottaSki
    Had to leave the winterwonderland after a few minutes the other night --- but did add a few hundred inflations to the fun
  18. GottaSki
    I had IgE and IgE ELISA testing done twice. Once before celiac disease diagnosis and once specifically for all the foods for which I had a reaction during the course of a full elimination diet. I am completely negative for food allergies -- must add that I had not heard of IgA ELISA panel - I shall look into this as well. Did want to add -- should you...
  19. GottaSki
    No one should have to be patronized in order to get proper medical testing -- so sad that many of us have experienced this -- it seems the pomposity rampant in the medical profession knows no boarders Happy to hear he was tested though. Great work Mom!
  20. GottaSki
    yikes....creeeeeeepy Edited to remove the creepsters
  21. GottaSki
    12 months.
  22. GottaSki
    Which symptoms? Classic? Never Gastro? varied until sustained at 32+ must add I had no idea what "normal" bowel movements were Autoimmune? varied until sustained at 28+ the other several dozen that I had? entire life - pictures as toddler with cracker in hand - crazy bloat I don't mean to dismiss - just not sure what your question is. Edited...
  23. GottaSki
    right on...perhaps he should be the chomping applause dude
  24. GottaSki
    Welcome Winter! I've never taken Phenergan and cannot tell you why it works. What I can tell you is the healing digestive system often reacts to things other than cross contamination of gluten and it can often seem gluten is everywhere -- I know that I blamed gluten for more than it's fair share of bloating during my first year gluten-free. Foods...
  25. GottaSki
    "Toworry" is absolutely correct. For the most part the members of this forum are not doctors. However, we all have far too much combined knowledge from years of either being dismissed by doctors or from having gone undiagnosed due to "normal" blood work. There is one thing I can share with you. IF you know you have trouble with some foods and there...
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