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Digestive Disease Forum In D.c.


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I just read that the Digestive Disease National Coalition annual public policy forum is being held in Washington D.C. this weekend March 12-13. I'm wondering if anyone is going to this or knows anyone who is? I filled out the form that was to register or to get information for next years' forum. Maybe by then I'll feel better and a whole group of us can go. It's for drs., nurses, patients, family members of patients, insurance co reps, etc. If you want to check it out it is www.celiacawareness.org (I am not sure how to link this up!!) Anyway, we have a year to gear up for the next one, and with Karen's great idea about appealing to the insurance industry, we just might get heard one day!! :)


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