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Happy Gluten Free Mother’s Day
To all the gluten-free mothers out there… Whether you are protecting your own health…or protecting the health of your child… We see you.And today…we honor you. We honor the daily fight against cross-contact. We honor the ingredient labels read for… Continue reading
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Celiac and the Family
Celiac disease often affects more than just the diagnosed individual, with first-degree relatives at a higher risk. It’s important for these family members to discuss screening options with their doctor. Continue reading
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Celiac Disease Awareness Month
Celiac Disease Awareness Month starts tomorrow, and it’s not just about avoiding bread and pasta. It’s a complex reality for those living with it. Continue reading
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Learning your celiac symptoms is key to managing fear and improving quality of life. Understanding your body’s reactions can change everything. Continue reading
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They pulled me for my own safety
Celiac disease is a battle no one prepares for. Once I believed a drug trial would cure me, but my body rebelled, leading me to the ER. It wasn’t the drug; it was gluten’s truth hitting harder than ever. I… Continue reading
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Misunderstanding or disrespect?
Living gluten-free in a world filled with gluten-laden foods can be challenging, and it often requires people to make an effort to understand and accommodate our needs. Continue reading
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Why I post…
Living with celiac disease requires constant decision-making about what’s safe and risky, often based on unreliable sources. I aim to provide you with better information, even if it challenges common beliefs. Continue reading
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Dumb things people say to celiac patients
Don’t let misconceptions about celiac disease cloud your day. These quick responses are perfect for handling the most common and awkward remarks with confidence and humor. Continue reading
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My Mom and Celiac Disease
Celiac disease is not just about genetics; it’s about understanding how your body reacts to gluten. My mom, with two copies of the celiac gene, still doesn’t have celiac disease despite tests, highlighting that genetics alone don’t predict the disease.… Continue reading
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Celiac Disease follow up
This is where you separate yourself from the rest of the celiac content world—clear, accurate, and a little uncomfortable. Here’s your full rewrite with more bite, tighter flow, and stronger authority: Science Wednesday Getting a celiac disease diagnosis is only… Continue reading
