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Anyone In Here From Rocky Mt.m North Carolina


TiredofTums

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:D Anybody in here from Rocky Mount, NC? I am looking for a few in here in this area that might have a support group close by or willing to share our diseases giving some support for each other! I am a newby and not yet diagnosed but my doctor is testing me now for Celiac and just about positive I have it!

Hope I meet a few in here!

Sincerely,

Linda


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:D Anybody in here from Rocky Mount, NC? I am looking for a few in here in this area that might have a support group close by or willing to share our diseases giving some support for each other! I am a newby and not yet diagnosed but my doctor is testing me now for Celiac and just about positive I have it!

Hope I meet a few in here!

Sincerely,

Linda

Linda,

Good Morning, ah...if your anything like me you'll be so relieved just to know how you can start feeling better.......all is good and things are alot easier than they used to be.

Good luck and let me know how your doing.

Bob

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