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My young one is a celiac n diabetic

Khudaija javed
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Khudaija javed Newbie
Khudaija javed
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Being a mother is not easy at all. N it gets more difficult when you got to see your child suffering but you are helpless. You don't know what he is feeling as he is young enough to explicate them. Here I am a helpless mother of 6 years old boy who was first diagnosed as diabetic at age 1 and later on celiac at age 4. Above all, we belong to a developing country where products are expensive n not easily available. I have less writing skills n more feelings while writing the saddest part of my life related to the dearest person to me. 

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Welcome to the forum, Khudaija! Yes, it sounds like you are in a very difficult situation. Any parent would suffer in the place of their children if they could trade places.

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Welcome to the forum! Can you share with us which country you are from? It can be expensive to replace wheat products with gluten-free ones, but in many cases focusing on a diet that focuses on meats, vegetables and fruits is a less expensive option. In your son's case, given his diabetes, it's likely that you will also need to follow a low carb diet, so excluding gluten-free bread products would be a better option.

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