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1996  traumatic incident, after which I became gradually to highly lactose intolerant

1998  severly lactose intolerant, missed days of work with small amounts of dairy

2002  stress, anxiety and overall feeling of something very wrong

2003  pregnancy allows for relief of stress and anxiety "happy pregnant woman"

                        post pregnancy vision issue, MRI clear

2005  2nd child, post pregnancy problem with right hand

2006  lactose intolerance 'cured' with a probiotic treatment lactagen

2008  0%working gall bladder removed, clear the room type passing gas, suspect lactose issue returned

2009  my increased intake of  calories for nursing my third child ended as he is weened

                         I drop weight too quickly

                         flu like symptoms persist

Diagnosed Celiac

 

2012   after an unprovoked crying fit, and facial numbness from cheeks to forhead, MRI spinal

 

Diagnosed Multiple Sclerosis

 

 

                        

 

  1. treesahope
    YES!! YOU get energy you never knew you didn't have! Congrats. I did not think I would ever be "OKAY" with the diet, I knew I had to be but didn't like it. Now I am Okay with the diet. (5 years later) Good for you, congrats again!!
  2. treesahope
    New Planet! gluten-free Colorado Based! Found in many places now. I myself would not drink any de'glutened' anything. Sorry, I have to be 'sure sure' it is ok for me.
  3. treesahope
    Some say sugar is poison. I say eat it rarely, and sparingly, but that is difficult to do after being celiac, you are limited already, it is too sad to "give up" sugar too. Sugar is inflammatory so yes, joints may have an issue if you are that sensitive. Sugar may be something you want to have rarely or barely. I try so hard to not eat much, it is in...
  4. treesahope
    I wish I could help you.
  5. treesahope
    You say a shorter life is worth 'living' now. What if you fall in love and want more time with them? Symptoms of celiac are helpful, if you feel bad you won't eat it, in your case, you don't have symptoms, it must be more difficult. I would like to live to see my future grandchildren grow up so I don't want any complicating cancers or other things, due...
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    Celiac, or gluten intolerance means you can't tolerate certain foods. That being said, it doesn't mean you just don't eat those foods because it makes you feel bad. There are health problems caused by gluten intake and the damage done to your body is terrible, and causes a severe lack of nutrition. Lacking in nutrition can cause ALL sorts of issues....
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    I need to call the manufacturer every time I get a new RX. I had to take a med, and investigated it down to the manufacturer, but the ingredients the manufacturer buys are processed at yet another place and from there I lost my trail of securing my pill was gluten free. It was the anti-acid purple pill. I was so ill with inflammation due to gluten from...
  8. treesahope
    I had lactose intolerance early in 1996, and was diagnosed in 2009 Celiac. Now Gluten free, Diagnosed in 2012 with MS. With MS, symptoms vary person to person. I for example had symptoms of MS as early as 2003 yet had a clear brain MRI but no spinal test. My suggestion is continue as Gluten free as you are, watch this http://paleozonenutrition.com/2...
  9. treesahope
    This is true. 3 days is not enough, but I had spent my 36 years eating gluten, no idea I had Celiac. I was told to eat lots of gluten before my test, + the prior 36 years. I have been gluten free since 2009. I really like YOUR answer better than Mine. Thank you.
  10. treesahope
    I was told to eat a lot of Gluten filled foods before my tests! If you were nearly gluten free before testing, results can be inconclusive.
  11. treesahope
    YES! sounds like it can be Celiac. Insist to the doctor (many are dismissive) that she is tested for Celiac. Do not get off of 'gluten' until after all testing is done, the nurse told me to eat all the gluten filled foods possible the three days prior to the test. Blood test. Colonoscopy/Endoscopy, good luck. You are a great friend to be helping, inquiring...
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