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Research Paper

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For my research paper in my composition class, I have decided to write about celiac disease. I would love some input from fellow celiacs, and if you could include your real name so I can quote accurately that would be great. My questions are as followed:

What are your symptoms after being glutened?

How old were you when you were diagnosed?

For how long had you had health problems before your diagnosis?

Any other relevant information or anecdotes would also be appreciated.

Thank you!

My email is d.hoholuk@hotmail.com if you do not wish to post your story on here.

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