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So I'm worried that I am/have developed another digestive problem. Six months ago I got glutened (CC) and then had three months of D, nausea, and vomiting. It slowly disappeared over time. Now last week I started getting D again and nausea. I took Imodium because I had to go to class. That stopped me up for two days and then I had normal BMs for three days...
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Thank you all for your input. This will be the second time eating with family since I was diagnosed. They were all really good about it last time. So I hope it goes similarly this time. All your advice and insight is helping me feel calmer about the trip. I can't believe I'm nervous and the trip isn't until the beginning of October.
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My brother and his fiance are getting married in the fall. They are both really awesome and are letting me stay with them as I am the one with the least amount of disposable income (I'm a student). However, when I posted something on Facebook about gluten free eating my brother's fiance was like "let us know what you want us to get for you for while you are...
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Where do you get the Udi's coupons?
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When I get glutened one of my symptoms I get is anxiety or depression. I'm just waiting for the time I get glutened and I have both at the same time. They are both much worse than what I usually deal with, and my psychiatrist actually said it was okay for me to take my anti-anxiety meds that I am supposed to take to help me sleep when I need it to deal with...
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love2travel, thanks, I'll have to look for that. Is that something you have to get from the seafood thing at the store, or is it sold prepackaged? SB- too bad I don't live in Boston anymore.
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Thank you both for your replies. I've never cooked seafood except for fish, so cooking calamari from scratch is a little intimidating.
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I really love fried calamari. Does anyone know of any companies that make gluten free fried calamari? Thanks.
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ARCHIVED I Can't Stop Blathering On
Googles replied to catsmeow's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
Have you been recently diagnosed? When was first diagnosed (and the time between the tests) it seemed like I could not stop talking about what I learned about celiac and what I could and couldn't eat. But I found that over time this decreased. As it became more of a normal part of my life and something I adjusted to, I didn't feel the need to talk about it... -
ARCHIVED New Symptoms Once Gluten Free
Googles replied to iamsarar's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
Sadly reactions to gluten can change over time. Once I stopped eating gluten I added serious depression and anxiety to the list of symptoms I get when glutened, even though I did not have them before. And they don't both come every time I get glutened. I'm glad you figured out that it was the med change that caused you the problems. -
ARCHIVED 20 Month Old Just Diagnosed With Celiac Disease-So Many Questions
Googles replied to tls1914's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
Hello, There are a couple of things. 1. Healing can take time, and so there can be ups and downs during it. You haven't been at it very long, so you will have to be patient. 2. What have you done done to make sure your home (or at least what you are going to use to cook her food) is gluten free? Have you been using scratched dishes/cookware, plastic... -
ARCHIVED How Do I Determine Where The Gluten Is Coming From?
Googles posted a topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
Hello, I have started to have signs of what I consider low level gluten exposure (loose and frequent stools, possible neurological symptoms of depressed mood). The problem is that there have been two changes in my life recently and I'm not sure how to determine where the gluten is coming from. The first change is that I moved in with a roommate who eats... -
ARCHIVED Did Everyone Have A Biopsy To Determine Celiac?
Googles replied to michelle5578's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
My doctor did a endoscopy and colonoscopy to make sure there were no other problems (I have a family history of GI problems.) Had I not needed it for that I don't think my doctor would have done a biopsy, would have just taken the test results as proof. -
I moved in with a friend last week. She returned home from vacation on Sunday. I got glutened today (or the symptoms came today as I think my reactions happen about 24hrs afterwards.) I knew this was going to be a learning curve, especially since I have live alone since shortly after I was diagnosed (though need to have roommate now for $ reasons.) It just...
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I am moving in with a friend who eats gluten. I have to do this because of financial reasons. We will keep our food in separate places, use our own dishes and cooking stuff. What other things should we do? The kitchen is really really small so there isn't really space for us both to have our own cooking space. Any advice is much appreciated. If you need more...
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I seem to have made it through without getting sick. Yay. I am feeling a little better from the crash.
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I was in a car accident today. I went to the ER and they said I had a mild concussion but otherwise fine. However, I needed to be monitored by someone for the next 24 hours. So I am staying at my friends house. However, that means I am limited in my gluten free food access, and unless I wanted to bring my kitchen with me, am using her dishes and hoping not...
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ARCHIVED Delayed Reaction Time - Fustrated!
Googles replied to dube's topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease
I also take a long time to react. I think that I react about 24 hours after ingestion of the culprit. But I can't be for sure. But that is my guess. -
ARCHIVED I Found A Crouton At The Bottom Of My Salad
Googles replied to tictax707's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease
I'm so sorry this is happening. It really sucks. Yes you can cry. Crying is totally okay. You don't have to ask our permission. Please be gentle with yourself. -
ARCHIVED Don't Know What Is Wrong
Googles posted a topic in Post Diagnosis, Recovery & Treatment of Celiac Disease
I will have been gluten free for two years in June. I have been having digestive issues for a couple of weeks. Diarrhea, nausea, intermittent vomiting. I went to the doctor and first they suggested that it was a stomach virus and should go away in 7-10 days. But it didn't. I went back and they took blood and stool samples (bacteria and parasites). The only... -
I tried Bob Red Mill's pancakes today for the first time. They were great. Nice and fluffy and not gritty. Now I will have to see how they hold up to being made into sandwiches.
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Thanks. I will be gluten free for two years in June. I just don't know what is up and this has lasted way too long. I had the tests run this week, so I haven't had time to get the results in paper form yet (I called in to find out what the results are). I am going to have another appointment on Tuesday (probably). I really need to figure out what this...
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I have been having other gut issues (diarrhea for three weeks, intermittent vomiting, nausea.) I went to the doctor and they took blood and stool samples. But everything they tested for (not sure what it all was) was negative. I was thinking it might be related to dairy. Is there a test for lactose intolerance? I think I remember them doing a blood test for...
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Thanks everyone. I went in to the doctor and they said that it is a stomach virus that is going around and should last 7-10 days. They said since I've had it for a while I should likely be close to the end. I'm slowly starting to feel better. They did tell me that because it was a stomach virus the imodium was the worst thing I could have taken. I...
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I'll call the doctor tomorrow and see when I can get in. I hate being sick. The pepto-bismal didn't help, but the imodium did.
