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Nxsquid

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  1. Applebee's is horrible when it comes to making sure that allergies are attended to. I cannot stress enough, it's not a good place to eat unless you get a salad with no meat on it. I've worked at my local restaurant for half a year now, and am still astounded at things my manager says, or how I'm sent over to talk to the guests who have Celiac because...
  2. I can't give up cheese, no matter how much it makes my stomach hurt or how much my mom badgers me. I'm not a shining example, sorry xD
  3. I think if you explain to your friends exactly what your diet means, they should be a lot more accepting. If you're hanging out a restaurants, find out if they have a gluten free menu (most do) or at least other options for you. If you're at someone's house, you could always ask your friend or their parent if they have anything like gluten-free chips. There...
  4. Thank you to everyone who commented here! I'll look into all of your suggestions, thank you so much! I'm very inclined to think it's caffeine, my stomach does get funny when I take Excedrin, which has a high caffeine content. But thank you to everyone, it really made me think about what I'm putting in my body when I drink soda!
  5. I'm new to being gluten-free, I was diagnosed a few weeks ago with Celiac, and I've felt great since going gluten-free. However, I still have reactions to sodas. First, Mug's root beer gave me a terrible reaction and Dr Pepper gave me a small one. I have no idea what it could be, can anyone help?
  6. I can imagine it might be your sister acting out. I know my sister has the same sort of mind-frame. She might view your disease as you getting more attention than her, and with your mom giving you so much kitchen space, it seems so. People have weird ways of showing their jealousy and for all the wrong reasons, but my sister was the same way (though less...
  7. I'm in the same boat. I was recently diagnosed with Celiac, so I called the food department at Duquesne University and the man I spoke to was extremely accommodating. He walked me through the different areas of the dining hall and assured me that if I found their options unacceptable, a chef would specially prepare meals for me. When in doubt, just call...
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