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  1. Victoria1234
    How come gluten breads and regular cereals are enriched with vitamins, but gluten free are not? Just wondering about the phenomenon.
  2. Victoria1234
    Fantastic ideas! I love the idea of cooking just once per week and divvying things up. I totally need to go buy some Rubbermaid style containers asap. And double check my stock of zip lock bags. And I need to get that cutlery too. Ok I need a shopping list first and carefully go over this thread again. Thanks so much.
  3. Victoria1234
    Oh no! I've been saving a gift card to get one someday soon!
  4. Victoria1234
    I've been gluten-free since 2008 and still have issues with a day or two of not going. No idea why either. Not exactly your issue, but a bathroom issue that's kind of related I have gobs of stress right now, and the not going makes it worse. I do so hope that you can enjoy the days you are regular, and not beat yourself up when it's not. That's what I try...
  5. Victoria1234
    Our low gluten isn't low enough, lol.
  6. Victoria1234
    Gluten free hosts here: Open Original Shared Link the 20ppm is ok with the Catholic Church, or so I've read. Communion is supposed to have a certain amount of gluten in it.
  7. Victoria1234
    Thanks! But I meant it as a joke, if not a rather unfunny joke. I was just picturing the big block of ice/potato soup sitting on the dash without even a bowl under it and just flowing all over the car. Ruining everything and stinking like mad. I probably should have used an emoticon with my post. Or several. Thanks again for your concern
  8. Victoria1234
    My dh looked a lot like yours. It could have been me you took photos of. I got it on my elbows and scratched like crazy too. My biopsy showed dh. My dh didn't go away until I went gluten-free cf for a few months, then for a couple years, the itch, not the rash, was the first sign I had glutened myself. Now I don't even get an itch (I've been gluten-free since...
  9. Victoria1234
    Welcome to the forum! not a daft question at all. I think straw is what you have after the wheat grains have been harvested... I think. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. But of course I'm sure some of the grains could remain. It's bound to not be perfect. So I imagine rolling around in it and sitting on it is not necessarily going to get it in...
  10. Victoria1234
    The greatest idea here is that now I can defrost the potato soup my husband makes and freezes for me faster. Putting it on the counter takes forever as it's basically a big block of ice.
  11. Victoria1234
    Sounds delicious! Today I'm home early so I'm not as deathly hungry as usual, or else I would have salivated all over my iPad.
  12. Victoria1234
    Luckily my mother in law left a couple coolers here a few years ago and she didn't want them back. So we've got some decent ones. My oldest son will also be in the same summer program with me, so we can pack a lot into two! He's a big guy with a big appetite. Thanks for the ideas!
  13. Victoria1234
    What great ideas! I will look for these products next time I shop.
  14. Victoria1234
    I'm so sorry you are having this issue. I used to be exhausted and it turned out to be sleep apnea. A simple sleep study will help you with this. My husband told me I snored and seemed to stop breathing a lot. He was right! Now I feel loads better. Good luck to you.
  15. Victoria1234
    Try gluten-free tortillas or corn tortillas. I'm not wild about any bread I've tried and frankly can't afford it anyways. My husband makes me a quesadilla and I'm happy
  16. Victoria1234
    Puce and green sweater, lol!
  17. Victoria1234
    Eat a chocolate donut for me! i bet you are happy it's so close and you can finally have an answer one way or the other.
  18. Victoria1234
    Whew, glad you knew that already. When is your endoscopy? And glad you are feeling better!
  19. Victoria1234
    Not sure about the stools, but....why are you gluten free before your endoscopy? You need to be eating gluten for , I think, twelve weeks beforehand. You don't want to miss out on your diagnosis because of that. From what people say, the longer off gluten, the more difficult it is to go back on gluten as the body reacts more extremely, at least for some.
  20. Victoria1234
    Great idea.... wish I would've had them yesterday! I'll have to scour some labels asap.
  21. Victoria1234
    Great ideas! I'll buy a pack of plastic spoons today. For my summer job, I'm going to be working with a person who is disabled, throughout the day. In the morning I take them to their work site and help them, then in the afternoon we do something social. Never had a job like this before so I don't have a clue as what to expect! I hadn't thought about...
  22. Victoria1234
    Hahaha!
  23. Victoria1234
    You are the sweetest, thank you. I will certainly remember that in the future. When I get hungry I just get stupid. And then I think I shouldn't spend any money on food, unless it's very value priced.
  24. Victoria1234
    Great idea! I'm so hungry right now (I didn't pack enough food - not the summer job yet but only a week left at this job) and I'm thinking if only I had packed a jar of pb I would have been eating spoonfuls! What is wrong on these days I don't know. Yup, it's going to get super duper uber hot in the car this summer. Great idea to pack the cold bag inside...
  25. Victoria1234
    Those are some great ideas, thank you so much! I never know how hungry I am going to be on a particular day. Some days I could eat everything and more, other days, not so much. I love the idea of keeping things in the car, just in case.
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