formygirl

I got my daughter the grilled nuggets and fries, and she got sick. Tried again, this time told them to have the person handling her food change gloves... it was a rookie mistake I forgot to ask the first time. Success!

My daughter was diagnosed in January, and she has her first follow up appointment today. Her bloodwork all looks really good. I want to make sure I ask anything/everything I should... any suggestions? Right now I have questions about some of the bloodwork, the vitamins I give her, and whether I should give her culturelle, if her weight is good... ...

when my daughter had her endoscopy, everything looked normal too.. biopsies confirmed celiac.

We love to shop at Costco... it makes my gluten-free 3 yr old very happy that they always, always have gluten-free samples. Seriously... for every gluten sample they have, there is another nearby booth with a gluten-free sample!

father and sister were tested, and she said they were fine. i saw sisters results... all in normal range, but i didn't see dad's... for all i know it is like mine was. I have a follow up with her at the end of May for my daughter, so I will talk with her about it at that time. thanks!

Yeah, it was the pediatric gastro who said this. She had no qualms about doing an endo and diagnosing my daughter, so I don't think she would necessarily be hesitant with me, but who knows. I don't really know where to go with this. Since she is not really my doctor, and i'm not under a doctor's care right now, I don't know how to follow up. I think I...

Yeah, this was from my daughter's Gastro doc. I planned on asking my doctor about the results. I am asymptomatic... but I know that doesn't mean I'm negative for Celiac. This is the quote on the test: The Gliadin IgG is generally over sensitive. We get it when screening because often patients with celiac disease have a low serum IgA and all of the...

These were my results... I was tested after my three year old was diagnosed. She said the IGg is generally over sensitive and since the total IGa was low (and all other results), we could "ignore" the elevated number. Hmmm...

I have a doctor's interpretation of these results, but I'm curious about what others with experience would say about these: gliadin (deaminated) abs gliadin, iga 9 standard range <20 gliadin, igg 48 standard range <20 IGA 157 standard range 78-391 Transglutiminase Ab, IgA 17 standard...

just bought the purdue ones, and my girlie has gobbled them down!

My daughter should go this month for her 3 month follow up bloodwork. She was diagnosed at the end of January. I've seen a marked improvement in her gastro symptoms, and she has even gained weight. I am hoping to see a drastic improvement in her bloodwork as well, but I don't know how long that kind of thing takes. I don't want to get disheartened if...

My DD wasn't FTT, but she was tiny, and that combined with chronic diarrhea is what led to her being tested. At the GI, she basically just reviewed the results and recommended endoscopy to confirm. She also recommended seeing a dietician, which we did, but it was a waste of time and money, as she basically said we could google stuff. thanks lady. anyway...

I have tried the ian panko and gluten-free bisquick on chicken -- both were good, but since I have to omit egg, neither was particularly crispy

i'm new to all of this, but my daughter can't have eggs either, so i do the gluten-free bisquick with a banana instead of the egg, and i use coconut oil to sub the veg oil. they turn out great... even better w/ chocolate chips

Yes, I believe it is gluten, acc. to one of my apps.