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hez

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  1. I loved this place Open Original Shared Link! I could not get over how large the gluten-free menu is. I am used to the gluten-free menu being a handful of items. This place was amazing! We had gluten-free garlic cheese bread for an appetizer, delicious. I then had a tomato cream and sausage gluten-free pasta dish. So good! I only wish I lived closer (about 75 minutes away). I think they get the bread and pizza dough from Deby's gluten-free bakery. If you live in Denver you have to try this place. Just a note, I do not own or have a interest in this place! My interest is only to be able to eat there again :D

    Hez

  2. I ate there for the first time the other day and had a great experience. I spoke to the manager before I ordered and went through the ingredients. I ended up with a bowl with rice, black beans and chicken. I skipped the lettuce, cheese, salsa area because I thought cc would be too high. I will go again. Just not anytime soon. I try to limit how often I eat out.

    Hez

  3. I can only speak from my experience. I do not/did not have dizzy spells. I always had "d". I notice around my menstrual cycle I still get loose bowels or even "d". For the longest time I kept thinking I had been glutened. After talking to girlfriends and my doc I think the weird bowel stuff is hormonal. So maybe some of the systems are made worse from the fluctuation of hormones. Just a thought. Hope you feel better soon.

    Hez

  4. I would think the wine would be safe IF it is just wine and not some flavored sugary thing AND if no one inticited (dipped) their bread into the wine cup. I use a plain rice cracker for my communion. The priest has it up at the altar with the other hosts. I have a sepearate plate (there is some technical name for it but I cannot remember) so there is not cc issues. I would just have a conversation about celiac with your priest/pastor and see what you can work out.

    Hez

  5. Sometimes I think my dx is karma bitting me in the a**! I was never very understanding of people with food allergies. I had the mentality that society should not cater to those who had issues (like resturants). Now that I am walking in my shoes I realize how self centered and insensitive I was :ph34r: I am more aware of others needs and more understanding of how difficult it is to navigate in our society if you fall outside the "norm". I am the type to always look for the silver lining, for me I have become a better person.

    Hez

  6. I have been gluten-free for over a year and my glutened symptoms seemed to have changed over time. I used to get sick within a couple of hours. Would stay sick with "d" and fatigue for about a month. Last time I got glutened the reaction was very different. It came on very gradually so I have no idea where I got sick (although I have an idea). I had "d" and horrible brain fog (never had this before). The brain fog went away after about a week but the "d" stayed around for 5 weeks. I know everyone is different.

    Hez

  7. I do my best to avoid touching gluten. Not because I have a reaction, I just get sick of washing my hands. I do have to make sandwhiches for the kids and their snacks. After handling I wash my hands carefully. I did get rid of my lotion, make up and shampoo that had gluten. Mostly because I got sick from licking my fingers (I was eating) after recently putting on lotion. For me it is just easier not to use products with gluten.

    Hez

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