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Hi Everyone....

I am looking for everyone with gluten allergies/intolerances etc! My son was diagnosed last year and I would love to get some "real" demographics on who is really in the County living with the same food allergy!

Look forward to hearing from everyone!

Feel free to email me at AllergyAngels@cfl.rr.com

Take care

Kris


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Hi Kris

You asked who was in your area that also is following the gluten-free lifestyle. But you didn't tell us where you are at! I'm from SW Pa........

AllergyAngel Newbie
Hi Kris

You asked who was in your area that also is following the gluten-free lifestyle. But you didn't tell us where you are at! I'm from SW Pa........

OOPS! So sorry...I thought that I had included that! I am in the Melbourne, Florida area. I grew up in Allentown, Pa but I've been in Florida for the past 13 years!

Take care,

Kris

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