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  1. Just want to chime in here and say, like everyone elese... YES, it's very common. my 4 yr old celiac son, is also allergic to casein/dairy and all forms of corn! So far with dd and myself who are gluten intolerant are free from other allergies, except dd is allergic to chocolate, but has been all along.
  2. I agree with previous posts... cold turkey is the only way. Kristie
  3. Oh My! Right now we are able to spend about 75.00 a week (total bill including misc, and there are 4 in our family) but with many thanks to the Lord, my childcare is growing... so starting next week, things should get a bit easier. Jackie, My heart goes out to you and my prayers are with you. I grew up in a town much like you are...
  4. A very important thing I should have mentioned in my 1st post... while it's hard and frustrating, and at times feeling nearly impossible... I know and trust that God WILL provide our needs!!! Things may not always be the way I would like them... but I fully trust in HIS plan and protection in our life!!! Kristie
  5. Before I get started, I need to say, I am not trying to be judgemental or hurtful in ANY way!!! This is an honest question I have... maybe we're doing something within our household that's making it harder than need be. So if your thoughts and opinions can help us see our error and lighten our load... this will be worth asking. Many, many times (on...
  6. Shannon, Feel free to vent any time, that's what we're here for. I'm sorry the in-laws just don't get it. It really does make things harder than they need to be, doesn't it? How about hubby? Is he supportive and understanding of the disease? It's been 2 years since my sons dx. My dh has come a long way.. but only when it comes to the kids. (my...
  7. A few things... 1: I've only read your 1st post, I have yet to make it through the replies and such.. 2: I have no experience with enterolab. Honestly, we've never had the $ Otherwise, I think on our own, we would have tested both kids, but kept the doc out of it (based on our experience with docs.. especially GI's Which brings me to my reply....
  8. We use Klaire Labs. It's gluten-free/CF and either corn free, or limited corn.. my son handles it well. I hope your daughter feels better soon. If glutened, do you know the source? Kristie
  9. This would be after his eval and dx... correct? Now forgive me for asking, but his celiac disease alone doesn't qualify him as "special needs" does it? Kristie
  10. On the contrary, I fully appreciate any and all suggestions. You are exactly right.. the "What?" stage is overwhelming and scary at times.. I know once we fully understand what we're dealing with, and how we can properaly help our little guy, I'll feel much better about everything. His b-day is just short of the Sept 1st cut off, meaning even...
  11. Right now, he's home with me, I guess you could say, I sort of home (pre)-School him. He just turned 4. I am at this point in time, I am planning on homeschooling him up to 1st grade. Hopefully by then, we'll have a dx of some sorts. Thank you very much for your help! Some times I feel so lost!! Kristie
  12. Here are his credentials... Specialty: Developmental/Behavioral Pediatrics , Pediatrics Certification: General Pediatrics, 1984 Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics, 2002 Scholastics: BA, University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, 1976 MD, Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC, 1980 Residency: Pediatrics, Children...
  13. Would the same go for Ketchup? My ds (the one I mentioned in previous post, who is gluten-free/CF&corn free) LOVES LOVES LOVES (safe) Ketchup.. he insists that it goes on EVERYTHING!! In fact, he won't eat vegetables without it. We have to specially order a bottle every week, and he's the ONLY one who eats from that bottle! Kristie
  14. I personally thank you for doing so. we are facing *something* with my son.. but unsure at this point as to ***WHAT*** His pediatrician suspects PDD, and is having him sent to a specialist. I am now awaiting the paper work before given the appt time/date. Matthew has been Casein free his entire life (4 years) and has been gluten free for the past 2. I often...
  15. Thank you everyone for your kind words. Yes, we have been through quite a bit, but honestly speaking, my faith carries me through. Also, Matthew's celiac disease is in a way a blessing. You see, both my daughter and I have had life long health problems that we have now been able to trace back to being gluten intolerant, but it took Matthew and his classic...
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