wendyspi

We stay at the fort wilderness cabins, they have a full kitchen and the staff even do your dishes! It was the best of n=both worlds for us we could take our son out for a gluten-free free meal or just relax back at the cabin.

I have been getting Deby's items for the past few months at my local gluten-free store. I love her products!!! I have a three year old who has celiac and sometimes it id difficult to find items he will like and not have to pay an arm and leg for. Deby's products are priced reasonably so it okay to try them out. So far he has liked...chicken nuggets, chicken...

I was told by one in Colorado, that the only meat that did not contain flour (wheat) was the pork and hard shell tacos. My son who has celiac ate only these items and was fine.

My two year old loves a Rice Pecan Bread...it is in a green package and I can find it at my regular grocery store, whole foods, or Trader Joe's. You could also speak to the school's "lunch crew" and find out which items he can by that are gluten free.

My son's bloodwork was also negative (we tested at 14 months), so our doctor did the biopsy which was positive.

Hi, My 21 month old has Celiac and we need a new Gastro. Ped doctor in the Denver Area (we live in Castle Pines North). Does anyone know one?

Aldo, Interesting theory, but we did not start Kyle on baby veggies until 5 months, fruit at six months and bread/grains until 7 months. By 9 months is when he began deloping major problems. He had his first episode at 4 months but we think he may have gotten the Gluten from my breast milk...since he was not eating any food yet.

Kyle just got the offical celiac disease label this week so we decided to try to dine out on Wednesday. We went to BJ's and ask the waiter to make him a special meal. He ended up having grilled chicken and mashed potatoes. By Thursday morning he was throwing up...everywhere all morning long. I called the resturant and found out the chicken had been marinated...

Thanks Everyone for the advice...we are taking a business trip to Fl. today so we may end up at Disneyworld on Sunday!

We took our son last year to Disneyworld before he had celiac...we want to take him again in Sept. How helpful are they?

My son Kyle began having diarrhea at 4 months old. Over the next few months, as he began to eat solid foods his weight failed to thrive and he would never gain weight because of his constant diarrhea. About a month ago we saw a stomach doc who recommended the endoscopy. The test reveled that his nodes were swollen, but it did not completely look like celiac...