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Oh, that's a definite, even if we don't get a positive test- all of her symptoms have returned except joint pain, and I expect that soon. Her symptoms are even worse this time around. They are: headaches, fluid in her ears (so bad she can't hear anything), tightness in her chest breathing (having to use asthma inhaler), stomach discomfort, occasional vomiting...

My 10yo was tested 3 years ago for celiac. The tests were negative, but she improved afterwards on a gluten-free diet. Some other members of our family have been diagnosed celiac with positive tests since then and we've decided to get dd retested, and our other children tested as well. We've put her back on gluten to retest. It's been 3 weeks now and...

My dd had a negative blood test, but her symptoms disappeared as soon as we took the gluten out of her diet. Your dd's body is definitely telling you something- do you need a positive blood test to confirm what you probably already know?

I was going to use the graham cracker crust in Lisa Lewis' Special Diets For Special Kids book along with a regular pumpkin pie recipe for the filling. The pumpkin pie recipe I use calls for an unbaked crust, though. Has anyone tried a "graham" cracker crust unbakes with pumpkin pie? I'm wondering about freezing it too- we have to travel 13 hours for T...

Any luck there, anyone?

We're traveling to Williamsburg this weekend. Anyone had experience traveling gluten free to W'burg? Our celiac is my 7yo dd.

Thanks for your thoughts everyone. I do have a great dr- team of drs, actually. The dr we saw is in a two dr practice with the lady who is our main ped. She's been traveling a lot lately because she does a lot of autism research and is the DAN network's head dr. Anyway, is there anywhere on the net where there is a list of manufactured products that are...

My dd has had allergy troubles all her 7 years, and joint pain most of them too. Her joint pain has increased the past couple of months, so I took her into the pediatrician today. After examining her (her stomach was very tender) and looking again at our history, he said the first thing he could think of was celiac. He sent us to the lab for blood tests...