lsmly9
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I recently discovered that I have a wheat allergy. While I don't have Celiac's, I came across this forum in many google searches for information regarding my new diet. The information here has been helpful so I decided to join 
I am 25 years old, with a wonderful husband. I own a photography & graphic design business, a hobby turned career which I absolutely love. I also work as a fine dining server part time, I have over ten years of experience in the field and truly enjoy it <--- This, I have a feeling is going to create quite the obstacle for me. I love to read, write, paint, go hiking, travel, and I am a huge wine geek
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ARCHIVED I Need Help
lsmly9 replied to JulieMM's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Well that is purely frustrating! Has her primary given her a referral to a gastroenterologist? If not, I would specifically request one ASAP. I'm so sorry to hear this, I wish you and your daughter the best of luck. -
ARCHIVED Endoscopy - What To Expect
lsmly9 replied to Anya's topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
Has the doctor suggested the drink test yet? Usually that occurs before an endoscopy, though I am unsure whether or not this is suitable for infants? It's nothing more than a special liquid that allows the doctor to see while taking x-rays of the internal organs. I'd assume this would be less intrusive and safer than an endoscopy or colonoscopy. The only... -
It's funny how my symptoms vary from those with a gluten intolerance. I have a wheat allergy, I have only been free of wheat (and gluten due to the two going hand-in-hand) for a few days now, and after eliminating it from my diet, felt drastically better almost (within two days) immediately. Last night while at work I unknowingly ingested wheat - found out...
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Thanks! This forum has been a very helpful resource so far, I've been doing a lot of wandering around. I have been gluten free for 4 days, not very long. Yet I'm already seeing some magic-like changes :)Gluten intolerance runs in my family, and I have grown very familiar with it over the years.
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I have had DH on my scalp for as long as I can remember, it was never even associated with a gluten intolerance until recently. Currently I only have it on my scalp, yet as a child I had it under my arms, in and around my ears, and on my belly button. It's downright horrible. Sometimes no matter what I do, how "clean" I keep my head, the flare ups are so...
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I'm sure everyone here can sympathize with my own journey in finding out that I have an allergy to wheat, so I will spare you the details. Today is day 2 of being gluten free, well... sort of. I did follow the diet 9 years ago at age 17 for a few months after a false-negative test result for Celiac's Disease. Yet, at 17, immature and undedicated, I gave up...
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