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  1. IrishHeart
    Sorry, sweets, but my recipe calls for a ham bone. You need a "hamless" (i.e. vegetarian) recipe. How about this one? http://www.food.com/recipe/vegetarian-split-pea-soup-233926
  2. IrishHeart
    You're welcome, hon. The hardest part of this is....you COULD be a celiac, but he would have to biopsy you to find out and some docs will not recommend that in the case of a negative celiac panel. If you really want to press it, ask for a GI consult, eat lots of gluteny foods and have the biopsy done. Even then, if there is no villous atrophy...
  3. IrishHeart
    I have a coffee grinder for coffee. And a coffee grinder for flax seed. They really are not very expensive, as I recall?
  4. IrishHeart
    You're inquisitive today! I'll type it out and post it soon. Yes. NOOO! The ham bone gives it the flavor. Holy crappers, absolutely NOT!! It would taste like
  5. IrishHeart
    Hmm...I am not sure about the freezer. Maybe Bunnie knows. Try the psyllium husks instead, then. Just make sure they are gluten-free.
  6. IrishHeart
    DITTO!! eggs IN things, fine. Alone, wicked nausea and SBDs. (silent but deadlies) and DITTO! on the flax seed. I grind as needed and keep the seeds and the ground meal in the FRIDGE. I go through it fast enough that it does not "go bad" on me. (I just had this image of the jar of flax seed holding a gun on me)
  7. IrishHeart
    Tell the truth! It was only 5 emails. and, okay, I ate ONE to make sure it wasn't going to make her Tonight's dinner: Split pea and ham soup a chebe cheesy roll but No lemon bars
  8. IrishHeart
    you crack me up, girl
  9. IrishHeart

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    IrishHeart replied to bartfull's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    IMHO, if you would feel better knowing, then try a gluten challenge. If you feel worse, then you can stop it. Right now, though, you say you feel GREAT! Why mess with it?
  10. IrishHeart
    Crappers! I was not named Sexiest Woman over 50? damn; that's disappointing! I know you are not feeling well, honey and you're really being a champ. Not to go too far off topic here, but do you mean you have Sjrogen's? And for the dehydration, please, do this. Here is what you are having for dinner tonight. (now, we are on topic again)...
  11. IrishHeart
    It's okay. I'll just get a demerit. One should not have a beverage too close to one's laptop and then, sip while reading something funny(which can cause a spit onto the laptop surface)...it's an unwritten, but well-known Board rule. I smell your Peanut butter lies.
  12. IrishHeart
    :lol: :lol: :lol: okay, I spit my drink on the laptop again (Mushroom and Karen will scold me now) see, I told you that was a great line!
  13. IrishHeart
    geesh, for the love of mike! what the?? .....are you following me around from section to section? well, of course you would be "in"!! you silly freak. I heart you. well...what the heck did YOU make for dinner today?? Spill!
  14. IrishHeart
    let's face it---she was letting him do it so she could film it. (like those dipsticks who let their kids drive off diving boards with dirt bikes for "funniest videos" --morons) I should hope she doesn't let this happen every day. Otherwise, we WILL have to do a doggy intervention.
  15. IrishHeart
    Migraines suck. I battled them too, and I offer you this: ICE packs on the back of your head. Knock down that inflammation and sip chicken broth. okay.... Just teasing you here, so you will laugh (because I know you have a killer sense of humor) but your sig line says you "went dairy free in June 2013 and you have no headaches and less flatulence.......
  16. IrishHeart
    Yes, hon....that was me! I told you on your other thread about my GI, Dr. Gusten at the Schenectady-Saratoga Group. And I told you back in December and I still I highly recommend him.
  17. IrishHeart
    I so Love his determination!! Thanks for sharing!!
  18. IrishHeart
    Cauliflower mashers (trying to get my Irish hubs to think they are the "same" as mashed potatoes--if I put enough Kerry Gold butter and garlic on the damn thing, it works ) Grilled filet mignon with roasted garlic and grilled portabellas and I made lemon bars (but I swear to St. Brigid, they are not for me!! They are for my physical therapist...
  19. IrishHeart
    Bunz has some GREAT thoughts here!! I have been doing this myself. I am a coconut freak, though. Adalaide, I had to go on the Failsafe Diet for a while (can you say boring? oy vey) because my body was so messed up and on high histamine for so long and I wonder if she has any ideas about avoiding tyramine? Lemme check and get back to you. and...
  20. IrishHeart

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    IrishHeart replied to bartfull's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    Don't be embarrassed! It's okay. It just means I will not be trying these vitamins. I am stumped as to why you are not having symptoms and I do not know what this means for you, Bart. It is perplexing that the gluten is not bothering you. Tell your celiac friend, however, that they are NOT gluten free! Even if you guys are not...
  21. IrishHeart
    You had all the same testing I had done. Total serum IgA is to test for IgA deficiency, which is a health condition that can affect the accuracy of antibody tests. Your number indicates you are NOT deficient, within normal range and therefore, your testing results are likely accurate. HLA-B27 is the gene test associated with ankylosing spondyloarthropy...
  22. IrishHeart
    Wish I could help you with that tiramisu, but there's booze in it, and that's also high in tyramine. Sorry, hon. Maybe later down the road? I only learned all this "stuff" from researching. Not much good came from me being struck down so ill for so long, except I had to figure out what I had to do to replenish by body. I researched and read everything...
  23. IrishHeart
    oops, well, I gave you the high fiber veggies list on the other thread you started before I knew all this, sorry. Choose the ones that fit your menu plan. Yes, it is quite daunting to keep making adjustments to our diets and I can truly sympathize! But if it gets rid of your headaches and you can keep your vision, then good. Hope you feel...
  24. IrishHeart
    A TBLS. of Ground flax seed in 16 oz. of water is full of fiber. can you eat WHOLE grains? quinoa, brown rice, etc. Can you eat any FIBROUS VEGETABLES? Green leafy veggies, in particular are good. (BUT take out the ones high in tyramine? I know sauerkraut is out, for example) Alfalfa Sprouts Artichoke Hearts Arugula Asparagus Bamboo Shoots...
  25. IrishHeart
    mebbe only us NOO ENGLANDAHS say/eat haricots verts.
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