RJR

I appreciate your response. I explained to TRENTS that what I meant to say was accidental x-contamination. I am fully aware that his entire life must be gluten-free. He’s been diagnosed for 4 years. Was just acknowledging that accidents happen. But it’s nice to see so many people who care and are concerned. —RJR

Thanks for weighing in!

Appreciate your response. Thank you. All good points to consider. Also, I was unclear in my description…he is on a completely gluten free diet. My “tolerate” comment was more about any accidental cross contaminations that may occur. Sorry for the confusion.

This is my first time in this forum. Thank you for fielding this question. I have a 17 year old son, diagnosed with celiac disease since age 13. He was diagnosed bc he complained about his height and weight, compared to other kids. Bloodwork and biopsy confirmed it. The one thing I always noticed with him, even before his diagnosis, is that he would go 8...