Kris Fisher

CitriCal is what my Dr suggested but when I asked if it was gluten-free she didn't know. Is there a web site where we can look up vitamins and medications like we can food? Thanks alot.

Thanks Leah

Does anyone know of a calciim D Supplement that is gluten-free? I'm thinking it would be powder vs. pill form. Kris

I tried them right after being diagnosed and felt awful after eating them. They taste great but I agree, there must be some cross contamination going on. Kris

I just took my Daughter to a Gastro and was telling him I've recently been diagnosed with Celiac. He wanted to know how I was diagnosed. Thru blood I said no biopsy. He said I wasn't 100% diagnosed then. He said I needed to eat normal food for 2 months and then get scoped! Are you kidding, I'm not going to put myself in that pain again. I told him I...

My suggestion comes from this message board. I was diagnosed in April and began eating vegy's vegy's and more vegy's. My abdomin was actually larger than when I would react from gluten. In my case it was the gases from the vegy's. I quit that and the bloating went away with in 2 days. My next thing was taking dairy out for a while. These guys here are...

I really appreciate ALL the help you all have given me. I knew you guys would understand and have the best advice out there. I will take you advice and stay gluten free and have my Daughter tested by my Family Dr. I have now changed the way I feel about my Family Dr vs. the gastro Dr. Thank you for helping me realize that. I didn't know a...

I asked the Dr why I felt better when on the diet he said he has given patients sugar pills before and they respond with feeling better. Basically it was all in their heads and basically all in my head!

I would prefer to stay gluten free but I have to do this for my Daughter. The Gastro didn't say this but I felt he didn't take her symptoms as celiac because I'm not 100% diagnosed. If I can prove I have it then I can rub it in his face. I can take the symptoms of celiac disease for my Daughter any day. Kris

I was diagnosed with celiac disease by blood in April of this year. I immediatley went gluten free. Still didn't feel the best so I recently went dairy free aswell. Last week was the best week I had in a while. Anyway, I took my 6 year old Daughter in to be tested as she has similar stomach issues as I do. The Gastroentologist and I began discussing...

What is "Raw Recipes"?

Can we have regular peanut butter OR do we need to buy gluten free peanut butter, if there is such a thing? I seem to be okay with JIF but everyone at work, no one with celiac disease, say's "you can eat peanut butter"? So now I'm asking you. Kris

I also do the warm water, salt and snort method. a Dr. told my Sister about it. People at work think I'm crazy. They have never heard of it before but the ones who have sinus infections have tried it and it works. Save a heck of alot of money from Dr and prescription bills. Kris

Lorka, I would PM you but I don't know how. Is it some sort of emailing you personally?