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  1. James47
    Thanks Scott and others who replied,, funnily enough I had milk other day and noticed my energy just dropped.. obviously bad for you but sugary sweets I Def noticed an almighty energy drop so I dont even have anything like that no more . Hope you are all feeling well
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    So as some of you already know I was 47 turning 48 before my diagnosis so a lot and a lot of internal damage. I no longer obviously drink beer unless gluten-free variants of it but does anyone else really struggle when just drink any sorts of alcohol now. I'm really thinking going tea total and avoiding it completely
  3. James47
    Hiya..I was 48 when diagnosed two years ago and I was in right bad way but strict gluten-free diet you will recover I promise x
  4. James47
    Hi everyone I'm James, I hope you are all feeling well??. Accidentally had gluten at weekend and I've had severe diarrhea since sat night. My question is ,the longer someone like myself has been following a strict gluten-free diet will the exposure to gluten be lot more extreme as body now has been free of it well over a year ? Any information...
  5. James47
    Aw thank you that's really helpful.. thanks to everyone who posted back James
  6. James47
    Hey everyone I hope all are well and having a good 2025 so far. I am 50 this year and I only got diagnosed with celiac in June 2023. I have followed my diet to the letter since and they said after so many years undiagnosed it would take a long time to recover. Although I feel I have lot more energy and health and wellbeing is a lot better I...
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    Hello everyone and I hope you are all doing well,so I'm a year in after my diagnosis last year and I was 48 at the time so I went a long time undiagnosed,what iv noticed this year is my body is very achy.like most of the time, nothing that would keep me off work but it's constant almost and was just wondering if anyone else suffers from this? James
  8. James47
    Thank you Loved the good job..ye me 😁..keep in touch and hope life's well with you
  9. James47
    Thiamine magnesium and calcium kitty Also off alcohol for the present
  10. James47
    Hey..so sorry to read about your struggles .I was diagnosed last June at 48..I had a horrible scar/scab whatever you want call it on my neck for years..went gluten-free after diagnosis and now almost gone..sice tho I have couple scabs not to big on my forehead..taking more supplements and sticking to my diet and hoping persistence soon pays off..just keep...
  11. James47
    Hey again 🙂 Wow you proper know your stuff..thanks you so much..I went into Holland and Barratt in Glasgow and I'm now on the three supplements..I will keep you posted how all goes..thanks again it's really appreciated James
  12. James47
    Well best of luck with your recovery and be great hear from you in future let me know how your getting on
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    Hey Catherine I think we are mirror images of each other definitely going thru same process..the dreams are bizarre..IV currently been given a three week doctor line to just rest and get myself back in a good place as I have been struggling of late ..where in the UK are you from?
  14. James47
    Hiya . listen thank you so much ..very helpful and yes taking supplements galore..long road but IL get there
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    Hey kitty thank you..been half a year for me so I'm still a lot of trial and error,food wise I'm ok now but supplements wise not so good. IL pop into Holland and Barrett today..thanks for the advice. Also I have a hiatus hernia that's pushing my stomach up a bit so all and all my insides aren't a rosy garden at the moment
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    The length of time you have went undiagnosed is longer than myself.i was 48 years of age..you will have a long long road to recovery but just keep doing what your doing and you will start to feel better but it's a long road for you..headache is like your head in a vice..take calcium supplements to ..hope all this helps you
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    Hey everyone I hope you are all doing well 🙏. Writing here today as I was diagnosed last June with celiac at 48 years of age so there was massive internal damage done.i felt after I started my gluten-free diet that things started looking up but lately ig feels like it's took a right downward spiral. My head is sore and that lethargic tired feeling is...
  18. James47
    .Listen appreciated guys thank you.well no more was mentioned so I assumed was just the rawness internally that was contributed to that.they said my insides had almost totally eroded.tbh after 4 weeks of the gluten free diet it's not as much so has been improvement but my mid drift still feels like iv took a kicking
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    Listen thank you so much that was very helpful .it's an education these days and realise will be long process..thanks again James
  20. James47
    Hi everyone,I'm 48 and after suffering ill health that really declined over last couple years I have recently been diagnosed with celiac.I got an endoscopy and had I been spitting up blood a lot .the doctors said internally it's like a barren wasteland but assured me I will get full recovery but be long process.Is there anything I can do immediately to help...
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