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  1. kristid4d
    Wow! What a great post. I had no idea there was an issue with vitamin D and magnesium. I've been given prescriptions of vitamin D several times, and I had no idea. What's pretty amazing. I will read over this. I admit that since I got diagnosed, my eating habits have been rather terrible. I get so frustrated with food, I skip a TON of meals. I'm probably...
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    I am the only one I know in my area who is a Celiac sufferer (or at least the only one diagnosed). My daughter is gluten-sensitive; the doctor said she doesn't have an allergy, but she has the exact same trouble I've always had. I never get diarrhea... just constant constipation and bloating. I wonder if she might need to go back and see a real gastroenterologist...
  3. kristid4d
    This is come great info, Cate. Thank you so much for sharing this with me. I'm going to look at all these sites. gluten-free sourdough?? I'd be willing to try it. I DO miss that so much.
  4. kristid4d
    Thank you so much! ❤️ I do find a get brain fog... but I'm not sure if that's because I'm constantly doing some project and having 15+ things going at once or because of gluten... or because I'm getting old. haha
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    Y'all are amazing!!!!! I am so grateful that you all responded. I never thought about weight measuring in these recipes, but that makes so much sense because gluten-free flours are so much denser. Also, the vitamin D thing... I know that has to be an issue. I wear so much sunscreen working on our little farm, and my vitamin D has been in the toilet...
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    Thank you, Scott! I'm also going to get some of that gliadinx.
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    Hi, Scott! Thank you for the input! When I was first diagnosed a year ago, I got some of that gluten-free Jules flour mix, and I tried to make my homemade bread. HOLY COW! The only thing it was good for was pounding the dents out of a car. haha I need to try some more recipes. The gluten-free flour is so expensive that I hesitate trying recipes because...
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    Cristiana, thank you! Those are excellent tips. Our small town has 1412 people in it, and the closest bigger town which is 14 miles away has no decent restaurants in it other than a burger joint. I have thought about packing a lunch to go with my family. I just haven't had the guts to do it yet. haha (no pun intended) As much as I hate to wish this...
  9. kristid4d
    d Yes, Trents, my sister has it. I think my mom had it as well, based on her crazy sprints to the bathroom, but I don't think they knew anything about it back then. My mom passed away in 2013, so I'll never be sure. My sister is an alcoholic, so I can't talk to her about anything important. Man, I LOVE sourdough bread. I miss it. I really enjoy...
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    No, I know you're not trying to scold me, Trents. I do know all these things, and I try to do them. It just gets a little exhausting. We live in tiny town that is at least an hour from any major city, so there are no places nearby that offer any sort of Celiac friendly option. Generally, when the family goes out to eat, it's at Braum's or the local burger...
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    Hi, all. I guess I'm just looking for someone who can tell me they understand and that I'm not alone in how I feel. I was diagnosed a bit over a year ago after having pain in my chest and back for several months. I had no other symptoms other than constipation that I'd had all my life and more recent unexplained cavities (unexplained because I am hyper...
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