Lifestyle
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Cross Contact in the Kitchen: Protecting Against Gluten Exposure
Teach cross contact with the raw chicken analogy—wash hands, separate tools, and prep gluten-free first to keep your kitchen safe for celiac disease. Continue reading
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Risky Behavior in Celiac Disease?
Responses from those diagnosed pre-2000 show a more pragmatic view of celiac disease. This post explores silent celiac in teens, gluten experimentation risks, and my own ongoing allergic reactions—because nearly everything in my life still connects back to celiac disease. Continue reading
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How to understand the Celiac Patient
I wrote this as an article you can share with your friends regarding Celiac and what it is like. Hopefully it is a good basic description and general primer on the disease for our friends. Continue reading
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Why Fat Celiac and not something else?
Why Fat Celiac and not something else? Continue reading
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Combating Food Boredom: My Personal Journey
It started Friday. I had breakfast, but skipped lunch. I started a new job and was engrossed in the newness. I did not stop. I should have. Dinner was lackluster. I was not even interested in eating. On Saturday, I… Continue reading
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Not Everything is Gluten Related
I still have gastrointestinal issues and rarely do I believe it was due to gluten. I ran into a brick wall with doctors saying I was healthy but I still felt awful more days than I should have. Continue reading
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Top Celiac Myths – Busted!!
Top Celiac Myths – Busted – Myths about Celiac disease abound – some are true but most are bunk!! Here’s my list! Continue reading
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Celiac, celiac, celiac
My life revolves around this disease…. Continue reading
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Celiac Awareness Month in May!
t the same time, we know what Celiac is and that it stinks. I think we should take this time and make it our own personal “Take Care of the Celiac” month. We spend a lot of time denying ourselves… Continue reading
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Note to the significant others that support us!
Today, I wanted to write a note to our long suffering significant others. Our significant others put up with a lot. Though we are entering a time of education and awareness for our disease, I thought a note of compassion… Continue reading