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    Thank you so much for your helpful response and suggestions. Very much appreciated and sound advice! Best to you.
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    Hi Ruth, My goodness, I'm so sorry to hear what a terrifying and dangerous experience you had. Thank you for sharing it with me. I had indeed been contemplating a gluten challenge when I am no longer nursing, however I doubted I could handle the side effects. Having read your experience, I almost certainly will not. That was indeed sobering. take care of...
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    People sometimes say: you used to eat gluten and you were fine before. How did you suddenly develop gluten intolerance? The answer lies in the story of how my baby's food allergies saved me: I had experienced bloating, and intestinal pain for years, but it all became more severe in 2013, post partum. For the previous decade or so, I had consulted...
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    Thanks so much for your feedback. Good for you for finding a GI specialist too. I'm motivated and inspired, so thanks! When I was sorting through the maze of allergies and gluten issues last year, I decided to get a panel, by which point I had been gluten free for a couple of months. My doc initially said it would not matter.... Anyway, the results were...
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    My situation is this: I am convinced I have celiac but undiagnosed as I went off gluten to help my nursing baby. I am concerned about my kids, but as I have no diagnosis, I have little "leverage" for testing. My 1 year old is still off gluten, as am I, due to his gluten and other protein enteropathy symptoms (plus FPIES to several foods, for those interested...
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    I have struggled with this question too. I think I'd say go for it where it enables people to take your need for restrictions seriously. I have no official diagnosis, but many symptoms that resolved on the gluten free diet. In the end, I think a proper diagnosis at the onset goes far in so many ways. In my case, I went gluten free for my baby's sake: I...
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