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First of all, I am very concerned for your health. I am an advocate of the transparent issues. I would suggest you complete your process of diagnosis(the biopsy is what is used professionally for diagnosis of a very serious illness like celiac disease). It is very important you take yourself seriously enough to see the difference between having any digestive...
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ARCHIVED Oh, My Dog, These gluten-free Products Are Expensive!
Wise posted a topic in Gluten-Free Foods, Products, Shopping & Medications
Oh, oh, oh... In this economy, regular, so called "normal" people or non celiacs struggle trying to make enough money for a slice of bread, but what can we say about the celiac community? Are you struggling trying to get a slice of gluten-free bread? I got a cut in my salary for six months out of a year and my refrigerator is suffering( where I live... -
ARCHIVED Problems With Support Groups
Wise replied to Wise's topic in Introduce Yourself / Share Stuff
Hello, everybody, happy new year!!!! Thank you for answering, my god, I would never imagine that you would have so many answers for me. For some of you, I know, I understand you, but I cannot support self-diagnosed people, I think that they can do more harm than good( they can do a lot of harm to themselves) I am going to be explaining myself... -
Thanks a lot, Shauna, your reply was helpful. I was tested for all these foods that I mention and I do not tolerate them. I always have asked myself if I grow my own tomatoes, I would be showing intolerance. But if it is showing in allergy testing, then, I am supposed to be intolerant. Wise Diagnosed with celiac disease in 2006 Both DQ...
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Have you have any problems or doubts with your support group? I personally do not like the fact that somebody that has not been diagnosed with celiac disease runs a celiac disease support group. I have seen people that runs a group because they "feel better" when they do not eat gluten and when I want to express myself in the group they say that...
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This question may appeal to any M.D. that is looking at our posts, or to any of you that wants to throw your two cents. How do I know if any of the other foods that I cannot tolerate are taking the place of gluten in my small intestine(and are creating the same physical effects in the small intestine damaging it)? In my case I do not tolerate corn...
