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  1. kareng
    Remember - I told you - we like people to just jump in. What are Triple threat chops?
  2. kareng
    Wow! Don't know what to say to that diagnosing from a forum question. I guess those are some things your doctor could look at. Back to the original question. Celiac doesn't have to be a "stomach" issue. But it sounds to me like she does have GI issues -pain, gas, etc Open Original Shared Link
  3. kareng
    Here's a Welcome to Celiac gift: Open Original Shared Link
  4. kareng
    The original poster hasn't been on here for at least 4 years. Probably won't get an answer from her.
  5. kareng
    Yes. They are a large company that many places send blood to for Celiac tests.
  6. kareng
    Quest Diagnostics has a commercial I just saw on TV. Open Original Shared Link Go down to the bottom and watch the commercial. Silly little green smilies. Wonder if they got that from this one that gets a lot of use on here: Open Original Shared Link or Open Original Shared Link
  7. kareng
    Welcome! We just sort of have people jump right in! Open Original Shared Link (I was looking for someone jumping into a pool or something but this one was too fun to leave behind) This might be a helpful thread https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/91878-newbie-info-101/
  8. kareng
    I think those can sometimes be due to a vitamin deficiency. And Celiac can cause vitamin deficiencies
  9. kareng
    Really.... would you want her cutting the Udi's bagels with the same knife, in the crumbs from the regular bagels? Toasting them in the same toaster? I think you should just realize that they can't have safe food for her. Maybe that is what they are afraid of? Hurting her? Or confused, because they don't really cook? I do not expect people who invite...
  10. kareng
    Sure, it's possible to get gluten from a toy. Its probably a rather small issue , in my mind. Maybe they could have all the kids wash their hands after eating? Would keep sticky fingers from getting toys sticky - so it has a benefit for the workers as well as for you.
  11. kareng
    I don't think starting menopause at 47 is really early. Seems about normal.
  12. kareng
    Maybe you could make one with hash brown cut potatoes? Use a little egg & rice flour for the glue? Like a latke? Or left over mashed potatoes with the egg and the flour?
  13. kareng
    I was extremely anemic. Taking the iron correctly is important. Follow the directions. Take with vitamin C or juice. It needs to be the only thing in your stomach for a period of time. Never eat or take calcium or another medication with it. You need B12 to help your system use the iron properly. Get the sublingual B12 - it bypasses the intestines.
  14. kareng
    Looks like it's talking about colds and flu. Look...if you are really seeing some sudden and drastic changes in your eyes, this isn't the best place to get your info. You seem to feel they are serious. You really should get to the eye doctor immediately. Besides it being an eye issue, eye changes can be related to other, some very serious, health concerns...
  15. kareng
    I merged these two topics together so all the info about your eye problems will be available for readers on one thread.
  16. kareng
    Sorry to tell you, we are just getting older. "Eye color also can change with age. This happens in 10 to 15 percent of the Caucasian population (people who generally have lighter eye colors). For instance, my once very brown eyes are now hazel, a combination of brown and green. However, some hazel eyes actually get darker with age." Open Original...
  17. kareng
    I and other Celiacs drink distilled alcohol with no issues. Same with pickles ( eat pickles, not drink them) This has a nice explanation of how distillation works. Go down to number 2. https://www.celiac.com/articles/23350/1/Common-Misunderstandings-of-Gluten-Free-Alcoholic-Beverages/Page1.html
  18. kareng
    Just an FYI - you are responding to a post from 2006. The poster hasn't been on since 2008
  19. kareng
    You sound like you are working on it not just using it as an excuse. Get tested before you go gluten free.
  20. kareng

    ARCHIVED I Did It!

    kareng replied to MChase's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    Yeah! Sounds like Bonefish grill? We like that place.
  21. kareng
    OK. Just checking. As you probably know - Celiac disease/gluten free is one of the ways some people with EDs use to further limit food. We see it here sometimes. When you go back to get the xray results ask about getting tested for Celiac disease. I think if they saw anything really bad on the xray, they would call you right away.
  22. kareng
    I don't feel miserable. Its a bit difficult, especially in the beginning. You might want to read the What's for dinner thread. We eat very well. https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/75238-the-whats-for-dinner-tonight-chat/
  23. kareng
    I appreciate your honesty about the ED. Sorry but I have to ask this because you have an eating disorder and this is common in people with EDs - Does anyone else think your belly looks big? what does your counselor think of this?
  24. kareng
    We have had this discussion recently. Here's some of them https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/105735-physicians-formula-makeup-december-2013/ https://www.celiac.com/forums/topic/105750-health-and-beauty-aid-overhaul/
  25. kareng
    gluten happens! When I first got diagnosed, my youngest was about 12. He decided to be the gluten police. He would grab things out of my hand if he thought they looked too much like the non gluten-free version ( like Oreos or gluten-free cookie dough ice cream ). He and his dad and brother made me some gluten-free brownies. They put butterscotch chips...
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