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  1. surviormom
    I do a lot of Julia cooking and just substitute when needed. I use Jules flour though. I like better batter, but Jules is my pick. My family is still just as pleased.
  2. surviormom
    Not a man and I have done it.
  3. surviormom
    For 2 months now, I have been taking 2 different probiotics, magnesium, digestive enzymes, extra vitamins, and Betaine HCL. Managed to go on vacation and I know there was cc and only minor impact. Everyone is different, but I just could not believe how well I came back. I really expected more of a reaction after all I had been through this year. I really...
  4. surviormom
    Home 4 days tummies are all good, sinuses are improving. So, lesson, probiotics, vitamins, and enzymes helped, or we just really got lucky. We really did try to stick to good food, but I know the kids had some gluten food, and I know, I encountered CC. Relatives do not always understand and just want to spoil kids.
  5. surviormom
    Just came back from vacation. Our host had a ton of gluten food, we tried to eat out a lot and I managed to avoid the bad food as much as possible, loaded up on probiotics digestive enzymes acid aids etc. and do not feel bad. Neither do the kids. No one is showing the signs that I expected. The only issues are in the bathroom, and that is mild. How did...
  6. surviormom
    Paleo is pretty much what I am doing and feel so much better.
  7. surviormom
    No the proof is in my gut. Its too messed up for this to all be in my head, and what about the polka dots??? Anyone that has ever had the rash, that is not in your head.
  8. surviormom
    I suffered for years, and until being gluten-free, and going through all of my issues this spring, nothing had worked, but a year of gluten-free, things were better. Then things were bad again, now I am somewhat regular. gluten-free, not just grocery store purchasing gluten-free, but eating whole natural foods. I cook almost everything myself. Few grains...
  9. surviormom
    Interesting. Irish on my mom's side, hubby has French and Irish and our kids have issues.
  10. surviormom
    So sorry. You can only control you, you cannot control her. Strength. Good Luck and I wish you well, you have to do this for you.
  11. surviormom
    Interesting. Sounds familiar to me as well, except for the parents part, my mother was ambidextrous, but used her right hand around others.
  12. surviormom
    I have to add this. Just happened today. I went 89 days before my period came, sorry guys. in the meantime, GP wanted to check my blood. OK, I thought he was checking thoroughly, vitamins, hormones, a full T scale etc. NOT. He did a basic, with diabetes, and cholesterol checks in there. An Estradiol, TSH and D. Says I look good, must just be perimenopause...
  13. surviormom
    All the seafood...Seafood everywhere, and now days, everyone is eager to work with you on gluten-free.
  14. surviormom
    I can second that. I am no expert, in celiac and gluten intolerance, I am learning every day, but I am an excellent cook/baker, best flour I have found. It allows me to use many of my old recipes still I just have to swap flour and milk/butter. I have 4 bags in the pantry right now. Just made birthday cupcakes with it.
  15. surviormom
    It was awful all of my life. Awful, but in the past few years I had some that were like I had just given birth. Having done that 5 times, I know what its like. Infertility was not a problem with me, or if it was, maybe we would have had a lot more kids??? Anyway, Yes, they were awful, until I went Gluten Free, then, WOW!, what a difference. They were...
  16. surviormom
    I would love to be there.
  17. surviormom
    Good luck.
  18. surviormom

    ARCHIVED Funny

    surviormom replied to Adalaide's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    lol. too funny.
  19. surviormom
    I know this is an old post but I am putting this here anyway. Thank you for sharing. I can relate.
  20. surviormom
    So is that why the GI wants me on Prilosec and the GP wants me on Zantac, both want me on Gaviscon, and I just want Betaine and Slippery Elm. When did it switch from healing people to money money money. That is just wrong.
  21. surviormom
    I had to get up from the table and I know there was nothing in my body that was not supposed to be there. I have been following the diets thoroughly. Any ideas? I felt like my Esophagus was closing up on me. End result was spitting up in the bathroom, and then I felt better. No foods, came up, just coughing up, some fluid and all was well, I could breath...
  22. surviormom
    Hi, I am doing everything I am supposed to do. Yesterday, I went to lunch with my hubby, and I was having a salad, not a speck of bread around us, or cheese anywhere. Everything should have been good for me. I used oil and vinegar dressing. Drank water. Had blood work done that morning, so not even my 1 cup of coffee for the day was had. I was clean...
  23. surviormom
    We first noticed this when I was pregnant, because smells made me sick. But, I can relate. Me too, big time. My husband never smelled the garlic on me or the vinegar, but I sure could. I have always wondered what causes that heightened sense of smell.
  24. surviormom
    I would smell vinegar and a few times when I was sick recently, I smelled garlic. Now I am a good cook and cook a lot, but I had not used garlic when I was smelling it. And the vinegar smell was on me, it was my sweat. YUCK!
  25. surviormom
    I kept doing that in the beginning, that is just one reason everyone is now eating this way, that and at least 2 of our kids have little things that add up to gluten and go away without it. The other 3 have had improvements without it.
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