BooParks

Mine was diagnosed as poison ivy for years by my physicians including my allergist. In the end though it became huge blisters, the size of a baseball on my knees and quite deep. It took the longest time to clear up on my feet for some reason, even after the three years it took for me to get off of the dapsone. I'll still get them on my feet and in my mouth...

Biopsy confirmed with DH May of 2000 and yes had many blisters in my mouth along with ulcers on my tongue.

My belief is I had celiac disease from early childhood and having twins with multiple surgeries there after really set it off big time. It took 13 years from the start of serious/major symptoms before I recieved a diagnosis. During this time damage was being done to my body that was irreversable. So this does need to be taken into concideration. I'm looking...

This was a life saver for me when I first started out on the gluten-free diet. Go to Delphiforums.com. Click on the health section on the left hand row of options. Find Celiac on the list of options there and click on that. At times it will then bring you to a page that is an advertisment. Just go down and click cancel and you will be in the Celiac forum...

The Rice Chex has some awesome recipies on the back of the box!! Havn't tried the others and the nut one is out due to nut allergy. Thanks Chex!

What is your BMI and what weight do you want to achieve? I'm not sure, but 80 pounds really dosn't sound over weight. My diagnosis came with bad DH but I was also quite constipated and having been on more steriods then they would give a horse I had hit 220 lbs at 5 foot 6 inches. Since then I have dropped to 144 pounds and am well within the weight...

Hi, I was diagnosed with DH in May of 2000 after spending years with those itchy blisters and being told it was poison ivy. I also have many serious allergies, like a 10 out of 10 on the allergy scales. especially the molds and yeasts which are common in wheat products. Thus why I'm believing I had leaky gut. Anyhow, when I was diagnosed by a doctor, at Vanderbilt...