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  1. happygirl
    Brian, Contact Scott by PM, the creator of the site/forum. His "name" here is "admin."
  2. happygirl

    ARCHIVED Disabilty?

    happygirl replied to Rpm999's topic in Doctors

    Every state has Medicaid. Also, every state has a version of SCHIP....state children's health insurance program. Depending on your family size/income, you may qualify for health insurance through the state. Each state has various options. It might be helpful to talk to one of the caseworkers at DHS to determine what you maybe be eligible for. Open...
  3. happygirl
    I think he knows everything about gluten, not limited to w. sauce (not even attempting to spell it)
  4. happygirl
    Thanks for the update, Brian, and hope that you find some answers soon.
  5. happygirl
    Generally, Applebee's has two types of chicken. One with a marinade = not gluten free. They do carry some that have no seasonings/marinades.
  6. happygirl
    A belated Merry Christmas to all the sillies in sillyville! And like some of the others on this thread, there was some particularly good Christmas cheer* going on for our holiday. *Christmas cheer = good alcohol
  7. happygirl
    The reason Budweiser made a gluten free beer is that their other beers weren't gluten free.
  8. happygirl
    A belated Merry Christmas to you all......
  9. happygirl
    Sweet Judy!!!!!!!!! Happy, Happy, Happy Birthday to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! All my love, L
  10. happygirl
    Thanks for the information about this company.....I'm sorry that you had to find it out for us though
  11. happygirl
    One year ago I had my first appt with my current dr. and got my first test results. Remember? I kind of got my Christmas present
  12. happygirl
    This board is great because of ALL of its members!
  13. happygirl
    Patti, a hug for you! Having the kids grow up can be tough! He will still have all the wonderful memories of the past 26 Christmases with you in his heart though. My first Christmas away was VERY tough. I think I called home like 10 times.
  14. happygirl
    They aren't required to put a warning. They are required to list it and not hide it. Open Original Shared Link I hope you don't feel too many side effects.
  15. happygirl
    Noodle coming out of nose=hysterical On an unrelated nose note, Merry Christmas to you all!!!!!!!
  16. happygirl
    No, you can't----its not gluten free then. Pack a lunch in an insulated cooler. Bring what you would normally have for lunch.
  17. happygirl
    To my knowledge, there isn't one "best" for really any of them. A negative test result doesn't rule something out, as we all know. There are some better than the standard run of the mill labs, but after that, each of them have some good/some not as good. Andreas right----definitely need the WB run by a specialty lab. MDL is often taken by insurance...
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  19. happygirl
    The genes for Celiac are pretty darn common though----I think 30-40% of the American population has them. So, he could have gotten a gene from your husband, too, if your husband has one/both of the genes. Generally, everyone who has Celiac "got" the genes from their parents. Can't help that. But, parents can help by helping them lead a healthy life...
  20. happygirl
    Patti, Thats a new favorite quote from you. "exactly nothing."
  21. happygirl
    Soy is considered a main allergen. Main allergens are required to be listed on the label. If you don't see soy listed, then it is safe.
  22. happygirl
    I was all those things "free" for awhile and never found one. Corn is in everything.
  23. happygirl
    https://www.celiac.com/categories/Gluten%252dFree-Recipes/ Also, there are a lot of threads under Gluten free baking/recipes. Hope these help get you started!
  24. happygirl
    Alinia is a prescription.
  25. happygirl
    Dr. Green's site says: "Causes of villous atrophy apart from celiac disease In children less than two years old, there are several causes that include cows milk allergy, soy allergy, eosinophillic gastroenteritis, and viral gastroenteritis. In adults, HIV enteropathy and tropical sprue are the most common causes of villous atrophy apart from celiac...
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