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Gluten-Free Living Is No Cakewalk | BlogHer
blogher.com — “Living gluten-free isn't easy. You have to watch what you eat. And then there's the fear. What if what I ordered isn't gluten-free? What if they didn't prepare it in a separate pan? What if my friend used a wooden cutting board for this fruit? Do I risk it? I really started to worry after getting sick from food at my parents' house. Since my diagnosis, they have done everything to learn about celiac disease and make their kitchen safe for me, but if I can't eat safe” View full resource at blogher.com
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My post about gluten-free living is featured on @BlogHer today! http://t.co/9onCHvMS
Generation Gap: Kids and Allergies - Living Without Article
livingwithout.com — “My daughter Maya and I were diagnosed with celiac disease at the same time. It came about a year after my sister and her daughter received their diagnosis. It was a gift but that s not how my daughter saw it. I announced the good news: Hooray! We have celiac disease just like Aunt Lisa and Cousin Ella. We get to eat gluten-free food just like them!” View full resource at livingwithout.com
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A shared diagnosis divides and connects. http://bit.ly/kcK9AN
True Confessions of a (Self-Diagnosed) Gluten Intolerant - Gluten-Free Faces
glutenfreefaces.com — “I guess some might consider me lucky that I don't have an official doctor's diagnosis of having Celiac Disease, or of having a gluten intolerance. I've had only one blood test for GI, and it came back as normal. (Luckily, I had a forward-thinking doctor who said if eating foods with gluten was making me sick, I should stay away from it.) My own realization of being gluten intolerant took about a year to figure out. I have been very strict and have stayed 100% gluten free for months. Until this w” View full resource at glutenfreefaces.com
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Gluten Free Fitness and Wellness Podcast-Episode 1. Ready to Rock it "Celiac Style | Gluten Free Fitness Nutrition and Wellness with a celiac spin
glutenfreefitness.com — “Today I'm going to give you a bit of information about me, and what we're going to be covering in the podcast. I'd love to hear your feedback about what you would like to hear about, so things will be flexible according to the feedback you give me! -My history-my education, my fitness background, and my celiac diagnosis -My philosophy "celiac disease as a gift, not a burden. Eating well to live well-importance of good food and the impact on our health, outlook and life quality. -My goal for the ” View full resource at glutenfreefitness.com
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Just finished listening to @ErinElberson new Gluten Free Fitness podcast http://tinyurl.com/ygjov6g Great job Erin!!! #gfree
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