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  1. OmaDeb
    It seems to be a sneaky disease! I got diagnosed 22 years ago at age 46, had symptoms starting in my 20's, but thought they were just normal annoying things. Maybe pregnancies triggered celiac to be active(?). My 7 year older sister, who was failure to thrive early on, wasn't diagnosed until 10 years after me. Due to osteoporosis not responding to...
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    Right? I kind of thought it was laughable, it is a FaceBook group, which totally explains it. but thank you for your reply and information.
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    I guess there is a school of thought that maybe it is not totally necessary, maybe younger docs. That's too bad about the studies, can you get one if you do the gluten challenge for awhile? my thoughts also. Thank you
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    Hey y'all, I have a young friend, 40 ish, female, RN, recently diagnosed with celiac. She was diagnosed by her lab work only, no endoscopy/biopsy done. and she is mad as she got kicked out of a Celiac support group because of this. The rules state you must have been dx'd with endoscopy and biopsy. I know I was. She states her GI doctor told her that...
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    Family and holidays... can be difficult. Can you go to the website and check out the menu? Maybe it's more gluten free friendly than you think. It's family, and life is short
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    I have never tried rice milk, will consider doing so. usually when I feel like I've had an exposure I go to yogurt and grits. fortunately I have no issues with alcohol or gluten-free baking mixes; I use red wine vinegar . This time was just very extreme, but it seems to have resolved. Thank you for your suggestions
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    ok good to know. you would think I would have known since I've been doing this 20 years. I 've episodes of severe vomitting but then I'm fine. go figure thank you for this!
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    Hi all, I am new to forum, but was diagnosed with celiac disease over 20 years ago. Going gluten-free cleared up many things I thought were normal as well as my chronic anemia. I tend to be a little overweight, IDK why. I'm 67 years old, retired . any way, my concern right now is, 3 weeks ago I got glutened at a restaurant, I take some responsibility...
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