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Yay! 4 Weeks Since My Last Gluten Experience!

AVR1962

By AVR1962
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AVR1962
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I have been on a gluten-free diet since April and have made so many mistakes but today marks 4 weeks since my last glutening experience. This is the longest I have managed to go in between, and it feels good. Got really sick earlier this week from some guar gum, I do not do well with any of the gums but thank goodness that passed in about 3 days time!!! :D

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Congratulations! Here's to many more weeks (months/years) without gluten!

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Leper Messiah
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Well done AVR, hopefully that'll inspire me to a similar feat!!

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Went out to dinner last night, always where it is the most challenging and most risky. Husband told me that rather than asking about bread on anything I HAD to tell the waitress I have an allergy and i HAD to make it clear to her. This was a first for me. I have asked about breading before only to have something coem out unbreaded swimming in gravy. I told the waitress I have an allergy to wheat so I could hot have flour or bread on or near my food. She made a note and I feel fine this morning!!!! Small little steps!

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Bubba's Mom
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Yay! It's only been 2 weeks for me. I seem to get cc on the weekends when my hubby is home? :blink:

Celebrate the little victories...right? ;)

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