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  1. Victoria1234
    I had this pain well before I went off gluten, and well before I had much worse symptoms. Seemed to resolve itself with gluten-free diet. I always suspected an ulcer but since my insurance and money situation was so bad never asked a doctor about it. Perhaps a glutening? But I'd baby myself with soothing foods and nothing strong until it goes away or you...
  2. Victoria1234
    I agree. You will need the diagnosis for a 504 plan in school. And then college. Things seem so simple now, but they are on the brink of being complicated for him. by the way, we hardly buy anything that is on the aisle for gluten-free, thus saving a ton of money. We make our own food mostly. Basically the things we buy marked gluten-free are pasta and...
  3. Victoria1234
    Personally I wouldn't trust og food. But I'm pretty sensitive to cc. If you must, you could call beforehand and grill them on procedures. Then do the same when you arrive with your server. Any doubts, pull out your own snacks. Just my opinion. I rarely eat out myself, besides getting a cup of water or wine.
  4. Victoria1234
    In fact, go back and read your own thread. Lots of good suggestions!
  5. Victoria1234
    How about a food diary.? To look for other food intolerances? Many of us have foods we just can't eat above and beyond gluten.
  6. Victoria1234
    After all the time and expense you have put into your degree, now is not a time to make a snap decision. You will be amazed how much better you will feel in 3 months, in 6 months, and in a year you will be unrecognizable.
  7. Victoria1234
    Thanks. I still can't look at oats without itching my elbows....
  8. Victoria1234
    Thanks for sharing. That's really nice to see.
  9. Victoria1234
    Mylan is supposed to be safe.... I just researched it bcse. I just started it too. But I'm not super sensitive anymore. Be Great to hear if it really is or not! Thanks!
  10. Victoria1234
    We use hunts tomato sauce and I haven't had an issue in many years. Meaning, I've never had an issue. And early on I was sensitive to foods that should have been fine!
  11. Victoria1234
    Oh, ok. I tried them when I first found them about 2 years after being gluten-free and they brought back the dh. I had read here it also bothers a lot of people when they are first diagnosed. Maybe I misunderstood? Sorry. Was just trying to help a noob.
  12. Victoria1234
    Wow, that's fascinating. Maybe mine was elevated back a decade ago due to celiac? He really didn't seem to care at the time. Just as long as it wasn't lupus!
  13. Victoria1234
    That's really cool! again, so happy about your eyes! Yay!
  14. Victoria1234
    The test that blows a puff of air into your eyes is for glaucoma I think. brazil glasses, lol. That's one strange movie! so glad things went well. Hope you find out why you had to leave in the middle. Was it warm in the room?
  15. Victoria1234
    That's great! Feel free to add some pearls of wisdom!
  16. Victoria1234
    This article says: You may be splurging on (or spending extra effort to track down) alt-pastas and grain-free bread, but all that legwork could be for nothing: Gluten might still be hiding in your food. “Maltodextrin, MSG, and hydrolyzed vegetable proteins are all derivatives of it,” Lockwood explains. is this true?
  17. Victoria1234
    Have you had your vitamin levels checked? Something's way off for you, and you should check them.post them if you have them. post your latest thyroid numbers for us too. Sounds like that's off. I just got diagnosed with hypo so I'm a bit sensitive to the thought! some people don't get better for a year or a bit more, on the gluten-free diet.......
  18. Victoria1234
    Stay away from all oats, even gluten-free labeled oats.
  19. Victoria1234
    I agree with emma6. Did you get the full panel of celiac blood work done? If not, run to the doc and get your blood drawn.
  20. Victoria1234
    Thank you! years ago, my Ana was positive, but the rheum only looked for lupus. This is before dh 9-10 years ago.
  21. Victoria1234
    My thyroid blood work was also coupled with 2 tests I can't quite understand the google results.... anyone care to give it a go? Whatever it is, it sounds like I tested ok? ANA negative Ena test 0.40 ENA Units <0.70 ENA Units
  22. Victoria1234
    I use a little bit of baking soda and mix it into a paste and put it on the offending area. Try to not swallow as long as you can, then rinse out. Makes mine go away by the next day.
  23. Victoria1234
    Aspartame makes me angry and nasty towards others. I feel very uncomfortable in my own skin. Haven't touched it on purpose in years. Accidentally had some in a yogurt I grabbed at the grocery store on sale a few months ago. Tasted a bit off but it was my last yogurt and had nothing else to eat. Didn't realize it had aspartame till I pulled it out of recycling...
  24. Victoria1234
    Someone was just posting about roundup exposure!
  25. Victoria1234
    I had no idea the diet was slightly more restrictive. What purposes is this particular diet used for? Just for regular newbs or for people not getting better? and here's the new website for the doctor you were quoting above Open Original Shared Link lots of good info!! And she keeps the blog pretty updated as well.
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