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Greenville, Sc

julie5914

By julie5914
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Celiac Support group meeting at the new Whole Foods in Greenville (I think it's on Woodruff Rd, but check their Web site). 6:30, Thursday August 31st. Registration is required, so call ahead - my mom said there is still space - there will be goodies!

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Anyone know any people in Beaufort, SC who have celiac disease?

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