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Having A Bad Day...

carriecraig

By carriecraig
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I just want to scream - I got glutened on Emeril's sausage last night, and I'm pretty sure there was a cross contamination issue with my egg white omlet that I got from Guy & Gullard this morning. Also, I made chicken and rice with a base of ceasar salad dressing, and just found out that it is not gluten-free (Ken's steak house - and they have it right in their FAQ). This is not a good start to the week for me. Thank god I read about the dressing before I started eating lunch. Now, I have to find something to eat that will not make me feel more sick then I already do. I just had staxx, and a gluten-free cookie, and I also have an apple, so I may just leave it at that and be safe.

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Hi Carrie--I just wanted to say that I'm sorry you're having a bad time. Hopefully, the reaction won't last long. Feel better :)

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Thanks so much Patti. I'm actually taking the advice from the board (seems like there's a like of "glutenings" this week), and I'm drinking sprite (thank Jenvan) and peppermint tea. I do feel better, and I'm hoping that by tomorrow, this will be all over...

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