Baguetteless
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I have never had a glazed doughnut, and now I feel it is something simply necessary to my existence. That is THREE of you mentioning it now! I think in Australia we're more partial to TimTams and biscuity things, and broiling to death two metres away from the surface of the sun.
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Dear Old Turdle, First, apologies for delay! Fate saw me griping about a pitiful little two week wait and decided to give me something else to occupy my brain. It gave me shingles. Huzzah! Mercifully mild, but unexpected, and unwanted, and apparently a side-effect of the Pfizer vaccination, which I had just had. It seems in certain folk the vaccine...
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Thank you for this exceedingly helpful and detailed response! I have indeed continued with gluten, and will do up until the wretched endoscopy. As others have suggested, I am romping through a selection of soon-to-be-outlawed food items. I am VERY interested in the possibility that all my various ailments are Celiac related. The neurological ones being...
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That would be helpful! But no, alas. I'm in the antipodes (Australia, specifically), which has an excellent medicare system, which would have granted me a free endoscopy in about two months time. However, in this instance, with our public hospitals rapidly overflowing, my GP referred me to a private practice which has only minimal waiting. This eases the...
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Exactly. It's the fact that it's only two weeks, whereas others here have to wait MONTHS for endoscopies or biopsy results, which makes me feel like I'm being a bit flimsy. I should develop some intestinal fortitude (to deal with my intestinal ineptitude). But the brain fog/anxiety/irritability is horrendous, and I just feel wretched. My chief concern...
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I have added that link VERY SWIFTLY to my Celiac bookmark folder. Mercifully I mainly drink wine, but my mother, who I've prodded into getting tested also, is very worried about her Jameson whisky. Laphroaig is an...interesting...experience. It's vaguely meant to taste like a boot fished out of the sea, thrown in a peat fire, then rubbed vigorously on a horse...
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Thank you, this is very helpful! I hadn't considered a baseline reading at all. Our day surgery is quite busy at the moment, as we have the Delta lurgy ripping through the city, so I shall try one piece of bread (as that does seem to be the consensus) or half a croissant a day or somesuch. It's rather frustrating not to know for certain for a few weeks, although...
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Ah yes! Excellent idea. Croissants and licorice (not together) it is! I suddenly have a terrible fear about Laphroaig, but I HOPE whisky is gluten free....O dear. Ta for the welcome! B
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Hello, all! I’ve read a fair whack of the posts on this forum, and they are most illuminating and comforting. However, I can’t quite find the answer I need, so possibly someone can help? I tested positive for Celiac last week through blood tests (and symptoms), but my endoscopy isn’t for another two and a half weeks, and I loathe the idea of continuing glute...
