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I run / walk most days, Im not taking iron and orange juice is REALLY bad for blood sugar! I do take probiotics too but maybe I'll try another brand. Thanks. Felix

I tried searching this here but couldn't find much and what did come up wouldn't load. Anyway, diagnosed Celiac 1 year ago, been gluten-free since Jan, also diabetic so I've found this very difficult to cope with. I work irregular hours and am on the rd a lot and have little ability to keep food safely with me so its very challenging. I was never symptomatic...

I will soon be traveling to NC and have to drive back and forth a couple of times over 1000miles round trip. I usually eat at Dennys and places like that.........just wondering if there's a site that lists places on routes etc, or if anyone can recommend particular fast food places that are useful? Felix

Thanks yawl

Newly confirmed Celiac with Type II Diabetes and Barretts disease. Having to radically changed everything we cook - any suggestions for a really good cooking book or source for gluten-free food, especially for crock pot type stuff? Thanks Felix

Thanks for all the replies - I saw my Celiac specialist for the first time y'day and he doesn't want me going gluten free yet anyway until I have my endoscopy next month, so that makes the whole travel thing easier anyway! Felix

Not sure.......I was recommended to take some, Im asking how easy it is to buy stuff there, but I find this most unappetizing to say the least. So long as I can easily buy fruit there Im not bothered but idk yet how easy that will be. Thanks for the response Felix

pot noodle type stuff that only needs hot water has been recommended to me for my trip to China coming up. I don't usually eat this stuff anyway so I wouldn't have a clue where to get it, but can anyone give me suggestions where the best stores are that might sell gluten free type will be available? Someone suggested Thai Kitchen stuff. Im not a fan of noodles...

Thanks y'all, most appreciate it.

Ok thats what I thought although not familiar with Red Robin and I thought I read that McDs were not gluten free, so thats good to hear. We ate out last night at Pizzeria Uno because I read it was one of the better places, although their gluten free selection was very limited.........and you couldn't have fries so its difficult to explain to an autistic...

Im barely 2 weeks into my diagnosis and I;ve read a couple of times that you should avoid french fries, or at least restaurant french fries. Why is this & is there any fast food place that has gluten free fries? Im not so bothered for me but for my 7yr old with Down Syndrome who barely eats & one of the few things he loves in McDs FF, & I know...

It would probably be a lot easier if I felt ill eating gluten, but as I don't notice any difference its difficult to get used to. Every hour Im thinking of more and more things I can't eat. Yes its easy to say focus on the things you can, and I know those desires and cravings will go away but its still a loss........places we can't go anymore, favorite treats...

I certainly don't plan on cheating, I never did..........I just wanted to understand the options. I know my diabetes very well and as someone else said I "eat to my meter" as conventional diabetic wisdom is weak in my opinion. What can we expect from a Govt that has fundamentally gotten nutrition wrong for 30 years. Im looking forward to seeing the movie...

Any iPhone Apps people have found really helpful handling this disease?\ Feiix

I posted my labs earlier, my understanding is that this is pretty definitive already. The only purpose of the endoscopy is to confirm the diagnosis and see what damage has been done. I just know that due to my work schedule, and about to travel to China for 3 weeks I won't be able to get an endoscopy for a while anyway. I really don't want to bother seeing...