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NCM

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  1. Our house is now completely gluten free but before that when half of us were gluten free and half of us weren't I found that the easiest thing to do was to make all the dinners gluten free which isn't that expensive or hard to do because so many things are already naturally gluten free (chicken, potato, vegetables, rice etc.) Breakfasts were easy, gluten...
  2. I went through the same thinking as well....I had positive bloodwork and positive biopsy, my daughter had positive bloodwork and positive biopsy so when my son's bloodwork came back positive I wondered how there would be any possibility that it wasn't Celiac. After my son's biopsy, I've come to realize the biopsy can be rather confusing and not as black...
  3. I also like Zojirushi. I watched the price on Amazon and when it dropped I bought it.
  4. I've been wondering this myself. I have had endometriosis for 17 years and only found out 3 months ago that I have Celiac Disease. I've only been gluten free for 3 months but so far the endometriosis has been much better but I think I need a longer time period to know for sure if it's made a difference because some months it would be worse than others.
  5. I have a VERY supportive husband who insists on the house being gluten free. While everyone has been having their turn at a biopsy we have had it half gluten and half gluten free which has been stressful. Now that it's completely gluten free it's a lot easier. This doctor has really good credentials and is considered very knowledgeable with Celiac Disease...
  6. After being very ill for over 20 years I was tested for Celiac in May and my tTG was 87 (over 20 is positive) and my EMA was positive. I had a biopsy and it showed partial villous atrophy. So I was diagnosed. Once I came back with positive blood work I inisisted on having my children tested. My 5 year old daughter had a tTG of 92 (over 20 is positive...
  7. When I was 15 I was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, I was tired all the time and I'd wake up just as tired or feel even worse than the day before. It didn't matter how much sleep I got. It's been like that ever since and all my life I thought I had a whole wheat allergy which caused stomach issues. I gave up going to doctors for it when I was...
  8. I was recently diagnosed and insisted on having both of my kids tested. My family doctor didn't think it was necessary because they didn't show obvious symptoms and she said the chances of them having it were low. I insisted on it and she did agree to test them and they BOTH came back positive! I'm am so glad that we know and they won't have to endure...
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