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    ok...i tried posting a previous message and it looks like it didn't post. actually my doc who is part of the children's hospital, part of the warren celiac center, had gone to brown university believes that there is such a thing called being 'hypersensiive' to gluten. that is you can get gluten off of objects used by other persons who has gluten on their...
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    OMG... i don't know if you're still around... but my son has the same problem. he's a pretty good kid, the mature type and listens pretty well to direction and likes routines... so he's not eating other kids foods, or sneaking other things while at school.. but when he doesn't wash his hands after touching other things that other 'gluttoned' individuals...
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    you might want to check to see if you're a 'hypersensitive celiac.' i talked to my celiac specialist about my son who is in kindergarten. the first two weeks of school he had severe pain stomach pain, dh and loss of appetite because he refused to wash his hands (after touching objects in the school that other gluttoned kids had handled) and then eating...
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    i'd probably make sure you're not a 'hypersensitive celiac.' (i'd ask a celiac specialist for the details and not a regular doc who may or may not know) but my 3 kids seem to be hypersensitive... that is, because gluten is a sticky protein, if they touch objects (i.e. toys) that were handled by individuals eating gluten, and then eat their snacks without...
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    i'm so glad i found this link. i'm struggling with my 3 kids who are gluten intolerant and i'm pretty darned sure they are temperature sensitive when it comes to sleeping well. when the weather gets warmer outside they sleep at 68... if they sleep at 69 degrees or even 70, all three wake up with the crankiest of all demeanors.... crying, whining, fighting...
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    there are a lot of celiacs in our group who have multiple allergies including dairy. it could be a possibility. another thing is that what's more difficult than being a celiac is what they call a 'hypersensitive celiac.' you may want to ask a celiac specialist about this (other docs may not be aware of these issues). or there may be cross contamination...
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    you might also want to consider being referred to a pediatric GI gastro doc who actually specializes in celiacs. you'd be surprised how many docs, my husband who is also a doc, is included who are unaware about the prevalance of celiacs and their symptoms. it's recently gotten more attention lately, but there are still some who don't know enough, like...
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    hi. i'm wondering if anyone has this kind of problem. i have 3 toddler kids, all gluten intolerant, who all don't sleep well if the temperature of their room isn't 'just right.' that is, me and my husband can sleep in the room that's about 70 degrees but the kids can't sleep in the same room because they are uncomfortable. they seem to be extremely temperature...
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    ARCHIVED Coping!

    weishy replied to JennyRey's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    Tinkada's are good and quinoas pasta are good and actually healthier for you. The Quinoas actually taste like the real thing. If you have a Sprouts near you they usually have tons of gluten free foods and in our area it's cheaper. Henry's, Jimbo's, and Trader Joes either has a reasonable or smaller section for gluten free foods. I've heard that other...
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    Thanks for the input! My second question is do you believe that because gluten is a sticky protein that it's possible to pick it up on your own hands just by for example going to a coffee shop and sitting in a chair where someone/people have eaten gluten items. If they dropped food there or rubbed their hands on the chair after eating their glutinous...
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    I agree with what they said about products claiming they are gluten free but may actually have gluten in them. I have found products marked as gluten free, but in a smaller print it says, 'made in a factory with wheat.' Stay away from those products. A recent article I read also stated that some products that claim they are gluten free, but do indeed contain...
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    Hi, I have a son that has gluten issues. He gets severe stomache pains along with other symptoms after a day at school if he doesn't wash his hands well before he eats. So i'm wondering what others do when trying to keep ones homes gluten free regarding cleaning methods and how they deal with having guests over to their homes. After having friends over...
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