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Hungrylady

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  1. wow, I don't think that was necessary! If you didn't want to respond you could have just not responded. Not everyone "knows" that hay comes in pellet form. I don't think being cautious is going overboard.
  2. I know nothing of the science of this but can comment on my own personal experience. I read the posts when I was trying to heal from gluten about the possibility of casien causing issues too. I (sorry to say) blew it off at first thinking, "I don't have that issue" to realizing I wasn't getting better BECAUSE of that. In fact, I had several other food...
  3. I love the idea of celebrating the life changing moment. I have had my head down not paying attention to how drastically my life has improved! I think anything with a renewal touch would be good. A re-birth if you will. I feel like a million bucks today and all of us know how to appreciate days like that. When you're sick you feel worn out, old, dead, unable...
  4. Hello everyone, I have contacted many people concerning this issue. First a rabbit expert to find out if hay is really needed, yes it is. Then I was told Meadow hay would be ok by the rabbit expert. Before buying I asked the meadow hay people about any wheat contamination. Now I completely understand about the law aspect of them needing to cover themselves...
  5. I was wondering this same thing! I had a reaction to ham that shut my eyes! I woke in the morning to find my mouth and my eyes swollen to the point that my eyes couldn't open. I had never had my eyes effected like that. Now...I know why! Thnxs
  6. Oh it sounds painful I hope you get some much needed answers. I really know nothing about DH only as it relates to my own situation. I will say it is one of the symptoms I didn't educate myself on. I am so busy with the ones that really hurt, like my hands. Which is why I like this section, I'm learning. I wish you all the best, look forward to hearing...
  7. ughhh.....it makes me crazy. When I first get glutened it turns bright and I mean bright red (I look like I have a red mustache and beard, lol). Then it get raised and itches and stays like that for about oh it varies but I'd say about a week then it begins to peel. Dry flakes that keep peeling like a sunburn but no matter what you do, it keeps right on peeling...
  8. hey, good idea with the wash cloth. Any advice on hubby, lmol......
  9. I can still see mine if I look in a 10x mirror but it's gone with the naked eye! I have been gluten-free (with the exception of getting glutened more often than I should) about 2.5 months. I am thrilled since it was smack dab on the middle of my face. The peeling is what took forever, especially on the hair line
  10. LMOL, yes it's great. I do love that everyone here gets it. So valuable to healing!
  11. My adorable 5 year old son will come at me after he eats lunging in for a kiss and I have to put out my hand to his chest and stop him quick! It kills me, but he like most 5 year olds, wears his food on his face. Personally I think in the begining a little extra caution is best. I am just like you and i am still making mistakes! Grrr....
  12. Me too, sooo happy. They did stitch, sorry. I meant a divit (sp?). Like a severe chicken pox scar. I call it a hole, lol. I could not imagine itching wear my bra is, that would make me crazy. I bet hot weather is awful for it. I wish I knew something that might work. Good luck on the 8th!
  13. I was at my son's school speaking to someone who thinks her son has celiacs. I was telling her some of the visual signs and started talking about the brain fog and how having even a simple conversation would be impossible that I lost my words all the time. THEN...it hit me...I am having a conversation right now and I didn't loose one word, didn't say the...
  14. Hungrylady

    ARCHIVED Nausea!

    You can eat as much fennel bulb as you wish and it really does help! I hope you feel a little better every day. It does take time, sadly.
  15. I use cera-ve with some baking soda to wash my face, then cera-ve lotion afterwards. I have eliminated almost all of my blackheads, works like a charm. That and the good eating! It is gentle enough to care for skin with hives, and the dreaded Dermatitis Herpetiformis. Which I am happy my face is no longer red and peeling! Now if I could just fill...
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