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    Hey, I live in NYC, also! I'm only 14, but I feel like I have a handle on this diet and I'd love to help you, as well. If you give me a slightly more specific location (neighborhood) I can help you a little more. There are some AMAZING gluten-free bakeries and restaurants downtown (most exclusively or nearly exclusively gluten-free) and there's a restaurant...
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    Foods by George makes a very good frozen pizza. And I like the Chebe breadmix for a pizza crust the most.
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    Open Original Shared Link Open Original Shared Link These two are.... basically the same exact list--
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    Yes, here it is: Open Original Shared Link
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    That's what I do...I'm babysitting two nights this week and one next week... it adds up
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    Yup...a few months ago. It was mostly about some powdery stuff.... For anyone interested, Trojan's fine, lol. I'm embarrassed to know that, but maybe I can help someone else--believe me, by the time I'm at that stage, I'll need to re-verify, lol
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    Bob and Ruth's....an existing celiac travel club.
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    The GIG conference, lol. Seriously... I don't think that's true. Any damage done by gluten (in the form of contamination, etc.--I'm not talking about twenty years of damage) will be completely healed in three months. Well, if you're looking for a worry-free vacation, that's probably the way to go. If you're looking for a fun, educational...
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    That sounds a lot like DH...bilateral rash, blistery in some places.
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    Pre-made bread: from Charlotte's bakery--amazing...the best, but I think they have high shipping (only tried them at a conference)...for a more reasonable bread in the way of shipping, Ener-G is the least brick-like, but still not very good after having tried Charlotte's. English muffins: Foods by George Mix: Mona's...amazing french bread and bread...
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    Believe, me, I think I've seen everything--I've seen posts discussing everything from graphic descriptions of bowel movements (everywhere) to gluten in the stickers on fruit (here) to gluten-free condoms (Delphi).... anything you can think of has probably been asked before
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    Awww... If you get emotional when you get glutened, though, make a conscious effort not to make any important decisions that you will regret later (i.e. breaking up with you boyfriend when, a few days later, you'll feel completely the opposite way). Does your family take it seriously usually or do they not understand it? I guess all you can do...
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    There is currently no way to test for the presence of rye or barley, but there are test kits for wheat. Let us know how it goes
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    I know. Isn't it great? I'm not sure if I've ever said this before, but when I came here, my initial intention was to come, find out about celiac, then run, lol. For about four months I just read, then I would see an answer and would go, "I know that," and I would respond...I figured, why not give the person a quick answer. That developed and now I...
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    I'll warn you now. It is vary rare that you will find a GI doctor, or any doctor for that matter, who will approve of Enterolab. It's a slightly...unorthodox, unproven method of testing, besides which, the doctors want you to test at THEIR hospitals.
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    Terrific. Good to know that the whole line is gluten-free. Thank you!
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    What's the Nest? Can you provide a link?
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    You definitely fit the profile. As Kaiti said, you can't know for sure without testing, but to go over them individually: Fatigue is the most common symptom in celiacs--even moreso than loose stools, which are also extremely common. Frequent passing of stools, bloating, gas, all very common. Depression, anxiety, brain fog all associated with untreated...
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    The ones on the gluten-free list that aren't one of the four I listed are made from gluten-free ingredients, but because they are made on the same lines as other gluten-containing products, they cannot guarantee that depsite cleaning the lines, there may have been contamination. I used to eat some of the products not made on dedicated lines, such as Wavy...
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    Cyclic vomiting? I got that diagnosis, which I believe was false, about three years ago. It's a migraine that manifests itself, primarily, in the form of vomiting, stomach aches, etc. often with light flashes, etc. I think that was just a combination of my other two REAL problems. They don't really know much about it and you can't test for it. I was...
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    I know the assorted chewables (regular vitamins) are gluten-free.
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    No, no...classic ones are regular ones. Just like regular Coke is called "Coca-Cola Classic." Baked are not dedicated, but the "classic" (regular) ones are made on dedicated lines.
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    Ummm...okay. They're on the df list, I'm pretty sure--but like a lot of the things on the gluten-free list (with the exceptions of those four products), there is a chance of contamination, since they're not necessarily on dedicated lines.
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