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herminia

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  1. Let us know. I've had NO croissants for years. Brand?
  2. Through a process called centrifugation,is washed thoroughly and dried. Did you experience ANY reaction after eating the croissant, and would you do it again?
  3. The word "wheat" makes me cringe, esp if it's the first ingredient listed. I'm fairly convinced that the only people that can relate to this immunity, allergy, disease, etc, whatever it is, are the people dealing with it. It was always 'gerd', until a smart,young thing fresh out of med school tested and called it celiac. Next 2 docs said No, it's not; 4th...
  4. Practical advice. Thanks. I'm wondering if anyone has the same curiousity about breads that I have. Last week I bought gluten-free Canyon royal buns, which were a bit sweet and small, so I made 2 turkey sandwiches with Lays chips. Yummy. This week I bought gluten-free Rudy's rocky mountain loaf of regular size slices that I'm going to try in a grilled...
  5. I might have said ok to crickets, but you totally lost me at roaches: yuck gross nasty disgusting
  6. Sorry you're having these issues. Canyon royal has been my go-to bread ; I had small turkey sandwiches on their rolls which were not bad at all; regular sliced bread was not available. Udis is a joke as far as I'm concerned; definitely not for me. I like the idea of a hamburger on portabella very much. It's sad that we're having to scramble to find foods...
  7. Knitty, Please let my doctors know which I have, as both terms have been used to describe my condition. Regardless, staying gluten free has been very helpful to me, and I have long since quit believing that doctors know all.
  8. Hi, Tanya... different doctors have referred to my allergy to gluten in both ways.....celiac and intolerant. I've given up on their expertise and I'm eating what my common sense tells me. I know that if I join my grandkids in a burger at McDonald's I will be very miserable, but Schlotskys has a delicious gluten-free sandwich. I look for frozen gluten-free...
  9. Why do you want to give up rice? It's in many gluten free products, esp gluten-free bread. I eat a lot of sandwiches with fresh meats and cheese and lettuce, tomatoes. There's always possibility of contamination, but I buy the Lays Variety box of chips for my sandwiches. I eat lots of salads, feel comfortable eating steak, pork chops, etc with mashed potatoes...
  10. I have a Loving family that knows I have gluten intolerance, but that I also love pastries...pies, cake, cookies. My daughter went to a party and brought back a small piece from a beautiful angel food cake served at the party and placed it on the counter, thinking it was so small it wouldn't be a problem. Foolish me, I had two forkfuls. Within the hour I...
  11. Stress seems to bring out all the symptoms...rib pain, stomach issues, weakness, itching, overall body pain. It helps if I am extra more careful with gluten.
  12. Oh my. This pain under and along the left rib happens to me occasionally and in my 5 years of diagnosis i had never associated it with celiac. It is extremely painful, and I often resort to heavy duty pain meds for relief. Last week it continued for 3 days until I took medication. I'm quite careful with my food intake so usually don't have gastric issues...
  13. Someone within these past few days posted about pain and pressure located around the left rib area radiating to the back...this happens to me on occasions for no reason. I never associated it with my celiac and would like more info if it is indeed related. I take heavy duty leftover pills for pain when it happens.
  14. If I recall....the first TT Iga indicated gluten intolerance: numbers, went from +3 to10, indicator for gluten intolerance. My second TT (different test) indicated allergy, after a week of indulgence, numbers much higher but nowhere near the numbers you indicated. I did experience severe stomach pain and nausea, but your numbers seem to be indicative of...
  15. I feel your pain. It was my old- school doc who kept denying that I was allergic to gluten AFTER my initial positive reaction...I was no longer eating gluten so of course I would test negative. Even the younger docs said it wasn't gluten allergy until after a Christmas holiday when I ate every sort of cookie, pie, gravy I wanted. Wonderful for half a day...
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