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  1. StephanieL
    This isn't exactly what they are saying. They suggest ACTUAL gluten introduction at that time. There is no guarantee that gluten is passing from Mom to Baby via breastmilk at any time.
  2. StephanieL
    Dr. Fasano suggest the "4 of 5" rule. Open Original Shared Link
  3. StephanieL
    Just an FYI- Unless it says "Dedicated gluten-free facility" or you call on everything, the "made on/in/shred equipment" is all voluntary labeling. So just because it doesn't say "made on" doesn't mean it isn't. They will most likely say "we use industry standards for cleaning equipment between batches" in many cases.
  4. StephanieL
    There is a group called "ROCK" Raising Our Celiac Kids with locations around the country.
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    Red Apple Lipstick is one I know many people use and swear by!
  6. StephanieL
    I know there are dogs for other food related things but I haven't heard of one for gluten yet. We'd still be in the weeds though with allergies, celiac and animal allergies
  7. StephanieL
    I didn't have to pay to just bring it up on google though. Probably easier than signing up.
  8. StephanieL
    Sorry it's not working . If you google the article in the first post you should be able to bring it up. It's from 3 of the leading Celiac Meds Docs so really worth a look.
  9. StephanieL
    This is a great information piece on Celiac in Kids esp, followup care. Sorry, the link won't work. You can google this to bring it up: Celiac Disease in Children: Experts Clarify Diagnosis and Management Recommendations Open Original Shared Link
  10. StephanieL
    I was at a conference and we were talking about these kinds of tests. Unless there is VERY obvious gluten in something, these tests aren't going to detect hot spots.
  11. StephanieL
    The flu shot can very from year to year and perhaps it's different over The Pond. Open Original Shared Link
  12. StephanieL
    You would know if it was an allergy vs. an intolerance. There are no contraindications for the flu shot with egg allergies. That nurse was misinformed. I was at a conference last week and this specifically came up- there is NO reason someone with allergies can't get anything (besides the Yellow Fever vaccine).
  13. StephanieL
    If she's unwilling to wash then the second option would be a wet wipe (we use Wet-Ones unscented). The detergents and physical action of wiping on the wet one will remove proteins. Again, washing is best but wet-ones are n second option. *this is based on the same principal that it removes peanut butter and oils from hands of those who rubbed...
  14. StephanieL
    Some people with Celiac feel better off of dairy when first diagnosed. UNLESS you have seen a server reaction, there isn't a reason to test for allergies. There are NOT any reliable tests for intolerances. So unless you are having specific issues, you may be better off gluten-free for 6 months to a year to see how you feel and if you think you need to drop...
  15. StephanieL
    lol Yes, yes it is. I don't rely on that-just as a side note but if they were serious about keeping that designation, I would think they would crack the whip to MAKE them own up to it.
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