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  1. kareng
    Can you eat outside? That might help with the crumbs. Maybe you could make something ahead that you could microwave or pop in the oven when it's time to eat like pasta. Then have salad, fruit, etc.. Does everyone need to be dairy & soy free? Could you make gluten-free sandwiches, chips, fruit? Grill?
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    ARCHIVED It's Official

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

    You may have the most significant & important post of the year! Tea that tastes like coffee! We will be expecting big things from you now! Welcome!
  3. kareng
    Didn't you have a patient that called you that?
  4. kareng
    Russell! Welcome back! Isn't it easier to keep up with the posts then trying to go back & trying to catch up? I'm not telling J about the Manny job. He would rather play Legos, go to the pool, ride bikes & play with a bunny. He would cure Max of the need to discuss his parts.
  5. kareng
    Gluten doesn't die. It's not living. Think of it like sand. You have little bits of sand in all the cracks that can fall out into your cookies. Or when the new cookie dough oozes up into the little cracker, it can grab some. Can you bake these molds at high temps? The oven cleaning cycle is supposed to be hot enough to burn the gluten protein. Put a...
  6. kareng
    I thought more about what it would take to successfully sue. Probably wouldn't get rich. Probably have to sue in small claims court. Depending on your state, maximum awards are $2500-5000. If you could prove that it was the meal that made you sick, not anything else (food poisioning from another meal, gluten from another meal, virus, etc) then...
  7. kareng
    Nothing I made is complicated as I am very lazy. We eat a lot of the same things we ate before gluten-free. I like to cook extra so I can have lunch or left overs. Left over chili is great on nachos, or to dip chips, taco salad, on a baked potato. Make a bunch of rice and grill up chicken & freeze in little baggies to use for many things. Frozen...
  8. kareng
    Probaly can't. There is probably a discalimer on the menu in ittle print ab ut how they are a shared facility and can't guantee, stc. Also, good luck finiding a judge that would have any clue what you are talking about & rule in your favor. The thing to do is call & talk to the manager. If its a big chain, email the corporate office. Not...
  9. kareng
    We're cool!
  10. kareng
    I didn't mean the anxiety wasn't real or couldn't be caused by gluten. It didn't sound like there was any gluten in what she ate. If she had come back on, today, calmer, I would have suggested she look at other ingredients, like soy. Or cc in the mayonnaise jar. I was just trying to help her calm down and feel less anxious. When you are" panicking"...
  11. kareng
    I jsut ate normally until they told me to do clear liquids only. Once you start the clearing out stuff, stay near the bathroom. Maybe a maxipad incase of leakage.
  12. kareng
    I believe that you can see from my official Royal portrait, that clevage is not my issue!
  13. kareng
    To add to the above: Make a couple of sandwiches and freeze them. Cheese & crackers. A few microwave safe paper plates & plastic silverware. Call and ask about the microwave. Some places will give you one if you have a medical need. I froze a container of chili for dinner. I froze cooked chicken. Brought shredded carrots and cheese & a small...
  14. kareng
    Maybe he wanted to get you a little something? I always liked Lands End suits. You could get different bra types and strategic draping or pleating. As strategic as an article of clothing can be that leaves 80% of you uncovered.
  15. kareng
    Just because you were negative 2 years ago, you could have developed it & test positive now. My kids are negative. They will get the blood test every 2 -3 years if they have no symptoms. If they have symptoms, we would test them right away.
  16. kareng
    You will need a whole endoscopy, I to the small intestine, with multiple biopsies to diagnose Celiac. Just looking at the esophagus & maybe stomach isn't going to work for Celiac.
  17. kareng
    Welcome! Where is Sunny Devon? Its been cloudy alot here in Kansas lately.
  18. kareng
    And then there are people like me who like to change them up all the time! The golden retriever shows up alot, too!
  19. kareng
    Actually, most of them are. Here's the link for the US: Open Original Shared Link Frito Lay has recently been making some chips specifically gluten-free. The others have "no gluten ingredients" but may be made on shared lines or factory.
  20. kareng
    I think POW is how I will determine style from now on. I have to go throw this iced tea out! It tastes like soap! I knew I shouldn't have scrubbed the iced tea pitcher. I usually just sort of rinse but the tea builds up & I scrubbed it really well. Now it tastes like soap! Good thing Dawn is gluten-free.
  21. kareng
    I still don't know why that is the only things you think you can eat? Look on the dinner thread like I suggested. Here's what I ate yesterday: gluten-free Rice Krispies Left-over rice, corn, cheese, mild pepper casserole with added fresh tomatoes Kettle corn Dinner (whole family ate this): Red potatoes cut into little pieces, tossed with olive...
  22. kareng
    Don't take him your notes. Take him a copy of the page. Circle the tests. It is more likely a doctor will believe the info if it comes from other doctors. Your just some stupid patient who thinks he knows more than a doctor and has been shopping for illnesses on the internet. (not my actual opinion, just a possible doctor's thoughts).
  23. kareng
    But why don't you eat other things? There are lots of things to eat that are gluten free. Vegetables, fruit, beans, pasta sauce, rice, quinoa, Chex cereals, cheese, salsa, corn torillas, potatoes, chicken, beef, fish, salads, etc. LOok on the What's for dinner thread & see all the things people are eating. Eating 1 limited meal a day will make...
  24. kareng
    My 18 year old said that about this recipe from Glutenfreely. Still yummy the next day. Open Original Shared Link They are a bar cookie Ingredients: Cookie crust:
  25. kareng
    For me, with my damaged intestines, this is what happened. I did the clear liquid all day, then at 4 pm the laxatives & the drinking stuff. I found that I felt awful but was cleared out by 10 -10:30 and could sleep the night. I think because I was already moving things thru quickly because of the damage. I felt bad more due to my extreme anemia then...
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