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I watched part of it this morning before class and I was kind of upset that one of the items they showed as Gluten Free (Annie's salad dressing) was there. I recently got the Gluten-Free shopping guide and it says that all Annie's dressing is manufactured on shared equipment as wheat. Infact, most of Annie's products are. It even says so on their websites...

So I've been Gluten Free since probably the end of June/early July. I've been to the nutritionist and I've completely gone gluten-free (even using my own utensils)But I'm still not feeling well on a lot of days. Some days I feel fine and better then from before I was diagnosed. Then days like today where I feel like crap. I'm getting migraines again, stomach...

I live with my fiances family and they're not fully understanding how series it is. I've resolved to buying my own pots and pans, cutting board, utensils, etc. I even clean like crazy before I even cook. I've become a little paranoid in the kitchen now lol I can't help it though his brother leaves crumbs all over the counters, nasty dishes in the sink. Idk...

I'm new to Celic so I wouldn't really know. I don't even know when I'll start feeling better from my gluten free diet. I think you should contact a nutritionist or maybe your doctor? Best of luck

I'm struggling to with the accidental ingestion as well especially living in a house with 4 others who are not gluten free! Our kitchen is always covered in crumbs an I'm scared to touch so much. It's a battle I've just started to defeat and I can't wait to get into the groove of things so I can start feeling better already! Good luck!

I'm definitely going to look into more! I don't really trust what anyone says anymore I work at a grocery store so I'll be picking everything and anything up to read the ingredients now.

Eventually my fiance and I will be moving out and we want to become kosher on top of my gluten free diet. My nutritionist said that most kosher foods is gluten free so (as of right now) my fiance said he is willing to become gluten free (with a shelf or drawer of gluten infested products lol) as of right now we are still living with his family and have decided...

fire-chickens I can relate to you. I'm 21 and just found out, been in and out of doctors for years (even had a hard time as a baby with formulas) So I've probably had it my whole life as well and doctors never caught it or called it something else. I live in a house with 4 other people who are not gluten free so staying gluten free and away from the possibility...

I'm from Ft. Lauderdale area to do you attend the meetings in Delray? I havnt been yet (was just recently diagnosed like 4 weeks ago) but I'm thinking of going to the next meeting in September.

Hello, I was diagnosed with Celiac probably about 4 weeks ago and I've been trying to stay gluten free so my symptoms will go away. I even payed $225 to see a nutritionist to help me with the transition. It's becoming very hard though because I live in a house with 4 other people (fiance and his family) who are not gluten free. My nutritionist told me to...

Hi, I was just recently diagnosed with Celic (about 3 weeks ago) I have been gluten free now for the most part of those 3 weeks. I saw a nutritionist and she told me that it takes a full 6 weeks to feel better after being on a gluten free diet (100%) she also told me that if I just went gluten free without being diagnosed first that would cause problems in...