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ARCHIVED How Many Of You Decided You Had Problems Despite Negative Tests?
mochalatta replied to munchkinette's topic in Celiac Disease Pre-Diagnosis, Testing & Symptoms
My 10 year old son had a complete blood/stool sample/allergy panel that came back negative for Celiac, Colitis, parasites, wheat allerdy etc. But since he had the big "D" for 8 MONTHS and lost 20 pounds we went ahead and had a biopsy done. This showed Celiac disease. He was in the 20% or so that showed a false negative in the blood tests (and he never quit... -
ARCHIVED Mac And Cheese? Other Comfort Foods
mochalatta replied to sillyyak's topic in Gluten-Free Recipes & Cooking Tips
I had the very same question for my newly diagnosed celiac son. I wrote an email to Connie Sarros "Ask the Cook". Here is a copy of our correspondence: I have a newly diagnosed celiac son who loves Kraft Mac & Cheese. I was looking at the ingredients on the cheese mix and there doesn't appear to be gluten in the cheese sauce packet. My question is... -
ARCHIVED Asberger's And Celiac Disease
mochalatta posted a topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
My son has recently been diagnosed, through biospy results, with Celiac disease. He has struggled his entire life with behavior difficulties so severe he is enrolled in a theraputic day school instead of public school. We have finally gotten a diagnosis of Asberger's Syndrome (or very high functioning Austism). For years he was labeled as "severely emotionally... -
ARCHIVED How Long Will The Diarreha Last After Going Gluten Free?
mochalatta posted a topic in Parents, Friends and Loved Ones of Celiacs
My 10 year old son was diagnosed with Celiac Disease 3 weeks ago today. He has had diarreha for 8 months and has lost 20 pounds. At first the family practice Dr. assumed it was constipation with diarreha and had me put him on more fiber. (Apparently this is common with kids with emotional problems). I insisted that I was sure something was physically wrong...