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  1. julissa
    thanks for all your insight Stephanie. yes, she did test for a lot of things at once. no blood testing was ever done. I am going to look into this. happy new year!
  2. julissa
    I saw a board certified allergist who is well respected where I live. she did give me an epi pen but not for the soy allergy.
  3. julissa
    very interesting read Stephanie, thanks. all I knew was what the allergist told me. she did skin tests and based on the reactions I was told I was allergic to dairy and soy 3 years ago. I went to see her because I felt nauseous at times and didn't know why. I felt great after giving up the dairy and soy. after a while the nausea came back, so I went back...
  4. julissa
    Hi Stephanie, thanks for your reply. I don't have an epi pen for this, I had testing done at an allergist office, and was told I am allergic to soy, among other things. the symptoms I used to get when eating soy was intestinal upset, not life threatening, just annoying. I also was unaware in the change in labeling laws. interesting stuff thanks...
  5. julissa
    I wrote to Hellmanns about their Canola mayonnaise. I am allergic to soy and have been using this product as it had been stated on the label as no soy in the ingredients. I wasn't happy when I went to get some, checked the label and saw soy as a flavoring in the ingredients. what floored me is what they said that it has always been there, just now they are...
  6. julissa
    I bought these to give my grandkids for breakfast when they sleep over. breakfast was always a problem, so it's great to be able to get them. would I eat them? nope, not worth it to me
  7. julissa
    I eat out with my family often, I pack my meal, take it in a purse-like looking little cooler bag. when orders are being taken i just tell the waiter that I am not ordering. they don't care. when the food comes I whip out my meal and eat. ( I bring my own plate, etc.) they don't care. I ask no permission. I ask no forgiveness. there is NO meal worth it...
  8. julissa
    I have alleriges, have an epi pen. up till this new thing with my throat closing with melon, the only symptoms I had were GI. but with this new one, I'm glad I have the epi pen good point
  9. julissa
    I have additional allergies, so eliminating gluten is not related to these. I am allergic to dairy, soy, chocolate, tea (?? whoever heard of this?), now realizing lately that my throat closes with honeydew melon and cranberries. the list seems to grow with time. so one thing has nothing to do with the other
  10. julissa
    so sad about that little boy.. this will be my 3rd holiday season, and I really don't get sad, I never did. I was so happy when I realized staying away from offending foods kept me feeling good.
  11. julissa
    sorry you've been through all this. are you still planning to work in the bakery? I can't be around flour, I'm very sensitive. good luck!
  12. julissa
    thanks DandelionH
  13. julissa
    i am super sensitive to gluten, and allergic to dairy and soy. I look back at what my mom used to eat, I lost her 7 years ago at 94 years old, and realized she only ate plain things, wouldn't eat bread, and was very sensitive to food in general. there was never any sense of diagnosing anything, and I didn't even know any of this existed then. recently I was...
  14. julissa
    I feel for you as well. I basically live my life only eating food I made myself, unless it's a 100% gluten-free restaurant. this is going on 3 yrs for me. it doesn't get easy per se, but definitely easier to incorporate into my life and social situations. bring your own food, etc. totally doable. good luck!
  15. julissa
    I have been reading through all these super sensitive posts, and I definitely live this life also. I am wondering if anyone has found any way to help them have less reaction when they are out and about. Has anything helped at all? I was looking into seeing a Naturopathic Doctor, but don't want to go down that possibly expensive road without opinions of whether...
  16. julissa
    no sorry needed, I am sad your family does this and makes it so hard for you..
  17. julissa
    the hardest to give up has been apples, pears, avocados, mango, and veggies like onion, garlic, sugar snap peas, beans, hummus.. but it's worth it for a flat non gassy tummy
  18. julissa
    CathyO, I am the same way, if I didn't make it, I won't eat it. but I go everywhere with my family, bring my own food.. no one anywhere has EVER said anything. I don't ask permission, I don't apologize.. I have been to every restaurant my family wants to go to. I won't go to a place like a pizza place where flour is flying around. but any normal restaurant...
  19. julissa
    I started this a few weeks ago after my doctor suggested it. I know a while back i posted here that even with being gluten dairy and soy free for 2 years I was still puffy and bloated, and it was recommended I try this. at the time I guess I wasn't ready as I felt there were so few things I enjoyed, and eliminating more food just seemed so unfair. but the...
  20. julissa
    my husband can have all the gluten out of the house that he would like. I have a strict gluten free home, and can't imagine the anxiety I would feel if anyone made gluteny food here. i have to be able to be safe at home. my kids are grown and out of the house, so it's just the 2 of us most days.
  21. julissa
    I go to my kids houses often, and they know I am showing up with my food. in the beginning they offered to cook for me, but I thanked them and declined explaining I was happier eating food made in my own gluten free kitchen. I agree with all the posters, you don't live there, so just bring your food. hope it works out.
  22. julissa
    glad to hear they weren't giving you a hard time.. yes, that pity can be quite annoying. I hear you loud and clear
  23. julissa
    I am glad to hear you were able to make the move to go and bring your food. it's a complete mystery to me why anyone would care at all what you are eating. I go everywhere and bring my own food. why should anyone have anything to say? to me, it's their problem. I go to people's houses, restaurants etc, and ask no permission or apology.
  24. julissa
    I also get brain symptoms. dizzy, brain fog, feel stupid like i can't put 2 words together.
  25. julissa

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    julissa replied to Steph1's topic in Coping with Celiac Disease

    are you planning to get your own food and not go in with them on all their food? if so, just tell them hands off, LOL.. have fun
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