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  1. kristenloeh
    I got my labs back yesterday. The tumor is active. I am very low on Cortisol, very high on Prolactin, and my Thyroid is boarderline. I start a hormone treatment soon to start shrinking the tumor and getting my hormones back on track. They are hoping that with this it will reduce if not stop my migraines. Also seeing a neurosurgeon soon to see what he thinks...
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    That would be very much appreciated, thank you.
  3. kristenloeh
    Does anyone have a gluten-free batter recipe for jalapeno poppers? Trying so hard to find one for my dad because he misses making them. All I can find are bread crumbs or bacon. Grrr.
  4. kristenloeh
    I'm going to get an "XXX" but the X's are going to be little wheat stalks.(Because I call my gluten free diet my "gluten edge") You shouldn't react to the ink because of your Celiac. I have seven tattoos so far, both color and black and grey, all of them medium-large sized. Everyone reacts to tattoos differently, everyone has different skin, but you should...
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    Anthony’s Home Port (+) Multiple Locations BJ's Brewhouse (+) 1159 Southcenter Mall, Tukwila, WA 98188 (206) 439-7500 Blue C Sushi 468 Southcenter Mall, Tukwila, WA 98188 (206) 277-8744 Also in Seattle & Bellevue Blue Moon Burgers Multiple Locations Cactus (+) 2820 Alki Avenue Southwest Seattle, WA 98116 206-933-6000 Café Flora 2...
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    They can make just about any of their burgers gluten-free. They use the Jensen's buns, which I like a lot better than Udi's. They can even do their sandwiches gluten-free, (BLT SOOOOO GOOD!). They even have gluten-free onion rings! They have separate fryers for the tater tots, fries and onion rings. They are so great with preventing cross contamination. They...
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    The one in Renton at the Landing was horrible. The menu was a print out, claiming they had no buns, and said on the bottom that they couldn't promise there wouldn't be any cross contamination, so we didn't want to risk it.... I will make sure to tell my family that the Redmond one is a lot better then, but honestly, if I have to travel to get a burger, I...
  8. kristenloeh
    I've read from people that it's corn, but on the bottles of vodka, it says grain..... So I don't chance it. I drink Vikingsford, Luksovosa, or any other potato based ones. Ciroc is grape based and Titos is corn based.
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    The only salmon I've had from Costco is the big package of the smoked salmon. It's in a black, big package. SO yummy.
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    Yay! Silly kittehs always thinking the outdoors are going to be fun! No little kittehs! Stay where it is warm and loving!!
  11. kristenloeh
    Thank you all for the great advise! I was seriously freaking out about it! You guys are my saviors! <3
  12. kristenloeh
    Beards are getting hipster here too. It's like grizzly adams had kids with some indie band front man..... *shudders*
  13. kristenloeh
    What has helped me from not getting AS sick is taking the vitamin Celiact, which also has probiotics and enzymes to help you heal. Also, some Zantac with some Pepto is a great combo with a probiotic. If you can get a script for desolvable Zofran, that stuff is a miracle working for nausea. As for foods to eat during feeling that crappy, I eat a lot of...
  14. kristenloeh
    But hipsters are total d%$#@#$ canoes >.<, haha! I'm from Seattle, the land of the hipsters..... If I see another "ironic" mustache, I am going to puke....
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    This is a huge fear of mine... When/if I have to have my brain surgery, if the hospital doesn't provide gluten free options, how will I eat while staying there? I saw in the prison post that a lot of people said that the hospitals where they are at didn't provide a gluten free option. Any suggestions as to what to do if they don't? Anyone else been in this...
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    Yeah, I was actually happy to be diagnosed with Celiac because I at least knew what the problem was FINALLY after 10+ years of suffering and could get on the track of feeling better. Sorry you don't have the answer yet.
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    Yesss, the Toast It bags are awesome!!
  18. kristenloeh
    Since the tumor seems to be in the back of my pituitary, the neurologist can't do much since "technically" it's not IN my brain. So I talk to an endocrinologist about what other tests she wants me to do, to see if it's "active" or not, (messing with my hormones and/or secreting them), and then from there, we will hopefully start having a treatment plan in...
  19. kristenloeh
    Maybe I'm just a tard or something, but I prefer saying "lifestyle" just because that IS how I live my life and it IS for life... Oh well, guess I'm just a "hipster", eh?
  20. kristenloeh
    That type of glutening happened to me a few weeks ago. We were cleaning out the fridge and I touched the flour tortilla bag and forgot to wash my hands, and then ate.... Sick for days. Feel better soon!
  21. kristenloeh
    Since the tumor seems to be in the back of my pituitary, the neurologist can't do much since "technically" it's not IN my brain. So I talk to an endocrinologist about what other tests she wants me to do, to see if it's "active" or not, (messing with my hormones and/or secreting them), and then from there, we will hopefully start having a treatment plan in...
  22. kristenloeh
    We have a bit more information. The tumor is NOT cancerous. It's about the size of my pituitary gland and it is in the back of the gland, so it's not messing with my optic or my sinuses, which is a good thing, but in a way, a bit bitter sweet, since now instead of the surgery option being easy and through my nose, they will have to go in through my skull...
  23. kristenloeh
    We have a bit more information. The tumor is NOT cancerous. It's about the size of my pituitary gland and it is in the back of the gland, so it's not messing with my optic or my sinuses, which is a good thing, but in a way, a bit bitter sweet, since now instead of the surgery option being easy and through my nose, they will have to go in through my skull...
  24. kristenloeh
    Thanks all, I've been trying to rest a lot because it's been making me rather sick lately.
  25. kristenloeh
    Thanks guys
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