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  1. Alwayssomething
    Cooper's Hawk is a place we frequent often when we are in Orlando.
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    Pins and needles and neuropathy can also be a sign of low B-12. Have you had your vitamin levels checked?
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    I have been to Aruba 3 times for a least 9 days each time. The last two times I was gluten free. Although I never did all inclusive and can not comment on that, I have never had any trouble eating on the island and have never gotten sick. I do take some things with me as everything in the grocery store is written in Dutch so I can't always read ingredients...
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    I don't know that I have a lot to offer, but wanted to address the shared household. I have successfully shared with gluten eaters for 9 or 10 years now. It is very possibly but precautions have to be taken. Have you read the newbie101 section it will give you a lot of good advice. Do you have your own separate condiments (I have bright tape on mine...
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    Sorry, I didn't see this until today. I will share it so you have it for future functions 1 Tub of Frozen Strawberries 1 small container of cool whip (or whipping cream if you prefer to make your own) 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 Large Box Strawberry Jello Defrost Strawberries and separate juice from the berries. Make Jello with the...
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    I have the same issue, gained about 15-20 pounds. People love to tell me that it is all the processed gluten free food, but the only processed food I eat is 2-4 pieces of gluten free bread a week. Here is my opinion of why this happens, or at least for myself. When I was consuming gluten I was so sick that I never made it through a meal before I hit...
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    Rotisserie Chicken Ham Green Bean Casserole Deviled Eggs Potato Salad Spinach apple salad with this amazing dressing Strawberry Dessert The only thing we will have that will not be gluten free is Mac n cheese. Because we make it for the kids and we use a old recipe and I don't care if I don't have it, we just continue...
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    It has been 4 years since I was there, but Blue Heaven was great, Satiago's Bodega is a Tapa's place, I ate successfully there, but it wasn't my thing, super busy and crowded and I learned I wasn't a Tapa fan. The best meal I had in Key West and we actually went twice was at the Southernmost Beach Café.
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    I used mine for the first three years I was diagnosed. I used it for several reason, one it protects me legally from a company letting me go if I exceed my sick/personal time off. Some companies even have a max of unpaid time you can take, but the FMLA allows me to use that as well and not be affected. I didn't have a manager that was treating me bad...
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    Vanicream works great, they have a Vanicream Light as well. I like the regular one best as it goes on nice and thick and isn't oily, it is what my dermatologist recommended years ago and at that time you needed the pharmacy to order it for you. I find it at Target and CVS. My DH did not fully clear until I also changed out all my body products to gluten...
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    A lady I work with just discovered the same thing. She too was gluten free but continued to be sick, then a year or so ago nausea was added to her symptoms and a new doctor ran genetic testing and found the same thing. She is doing very well on her new diet and has added some gluten in but very little because she still feels better without it in her diet...
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    Sorry I never came back and replied. We had a very successful cruise. I never did get to try the deli station, and the manager was extremely helpful showing me items that were safe and getting me set up for the first night to insure I had gluten free dinner. I ate breakfast in the main dining area several days, but some days it was just impossible to...
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    Thank you so much! This information will really help. We just returned from a very successful week in Branson MO. But restaurants are easy to research, cruising is different. I am excited. I will report back on the sandwich station after I return.
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    Thank you for taking the time to post this, I leave on Carnival Valor in 2 weeks, and never would have thought about the deli or the Lido deck buffet. Awesome info and now I know to ask for a manager for the buffet. What did you do the first night? Everything I see online and speaking with Carnival they just tell me to let them know the first night...
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    Karen - it didn't get mushy or anything, which did surprise me, but because the manwich is wet the egg mixture didn't "flow" between everything it really sat on top more like a sheppard's pie. And of course it cooked more souffle like which was only "ok" on a manwich. We will be sure to try it closer to the original recipe next time, I am sure we will...
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