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    Yes, I have the option to edit or delete. Sooner or later I am done editing for better or for worse. I lost a blog one day after much work on it, so I gave up for a time. If you want to know about my last dentist appointment :( maybe someday I will be able to retype it or move it from wherever I stored it.
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    sure wish you could find my blog one about the dentist!
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    Awe, to have my sister read this. I am double DQ2 and double DQ8! My sister has some trouble with endometriosis.
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    Source: A Thought On Supplements
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    Onedesperatelady may need a new name! Getting giddy usually happens to me before the next dive comes. Dive after dive has come to me since I have been really battling celiac disease (mostly Undiagnosed) for 6 years! By battling, I mean spending much efforts to help my body work right, my actual plight with celiac. disease has been at least 30 years. ...
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    Between the Bridges in Mankato has been helping me. I think the doc there had practiced at the Mayo clinic, but has moved on. I have heard of someone else who went to the Mayo clinic and they were really helpful. I hope you will get the help you need wherever it is. D
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    Thanks,
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    I am feeling very well. I am slowly adding foods back one by one. I think that my toe with fungus is healing. A couple of nights recently bedtime came, but I wasn't tired. I am still afraid to get giddy, but so glad for some days with energy!
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    Yeah, I could use most of this write up for me! Gluten free is easy compared to battling gluten symptoms daily!
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    I just spent an 1 1/2 revising my dentist blog to have it disappear with a message about not being able to post it with this file extension. Huh? Okay, so it's gone!
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    Hi, I hope you are well, or are becoming so.

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    I agree with the idea that negative symptoms can be a very good thing! What better could keep us from eating gluten? I hope you are doing well. Diana
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    Hi, Welcome to the Forum. I am a mama too, but not cool! Get and stay well, Please, Diana

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    It's good for you, but I still can't post my draft. I am afraid to try messing with the post that I stored elsewhere, but maybe I should try again?
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    Huh, I didn't post this today?! It is my work, though. ??? Anyway, no wonder that I am sold on supplements.
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    Welcome! I hope you will not have many gluten surprises! Diana
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    Hoping your Dad and baby are fine and that you will not have leave em again for other procedures. Get Better***. I am so glad the last donut is gone! Really following the diet is a piece of cake compared to symptoms! Diana.
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    Welcome to a gluten free life! I am glad the keep eating gluten thing is over for you! I hope the test will be definitive. Could she have seen something, so she only took one? It's nice to have someone who needs you at home. Someone that helps you avoid meds that have side effects. Get Well, Now *** Glad this finally registered Diana
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    Posed to try the almonds first with some almond/banana muffins.
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    Tomorrow is the day? Do I stick with almonds, or maybe sweet potatoes, or broccoli. It is hard to decide. Whatever it is I eat a regular amount, and see if I have symptoms within 4 days. After that, I get to decide what food is next.
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    Thanks for the relate and well wishes! Get well, stay well. Diana
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    For this post, a "smiley" with tears gushing out both sides of the face is what I needed. One would think that getting better would be nothing but happy, but I found that grief engulfed me. For years I had lived in the fog and I knew nothing else. Then one glorious day, the fog cleared. Then the realization struck. I had lived in the fog for 25 years...
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    I figured the date wrong and I have 6 more days to go. Diana
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    OH, Sweet potato?
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    On May 2nd, I can add one food at a time from my very low antibody category. I have switched what food to add first almost daily! I have had some yeast die off issues over the past few weeks. I can't wait to add Lentils, ah no, beef, I mean broccoli! Or some spice, maybe?
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