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Maryland Celiac's Groups
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Mama Wellness
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Moms for a Cause
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Raising a Reader
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MoMs of One
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Celiac Disease Awareness
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Moms Going Back to Work
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Moms Raising Kids With...
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Freelance Writing Mamas
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Frugal & Thrifty Moms
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Moms Who Review
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Maryland Celiac's Discussions
Celiac Disease - Have You Been Tested?
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Oh, the action around here!
The new lists on twitter is a great feature. I compiled a list of gluten free bloggers and examiners and you can follow the list. Please let me know of anyone I forgot to include.
Also seems like the best hashtag for gluten free is #gf. I am now ...
A group for anyone who wants to increase Celiac Disease awareness.
A group for anyone who wants to increase Celiac Disease awareness.
Karen - Congrats on the new book!!!!!
Research News: Osteoporosis and Celiac Disease
This letter that Karen Fine wrote would be great to share with family and friends with unexplained health problems, but may resist being tested for celiac disease.
September 13 is National Celiac Disease Awareness Day. Check out this informative packet with lots of awareness ideas and general celiac info.
I am sure by now you have discovered allergy free Enjoy Life foods. There are so many awesome gluten free and casein free blogs, such as Karina's Kitchen. As for school treats, request that parents or the teacher notify you advance when they are b...
Welcome to the new members! I will try to update this group more often. I was off the internet for awhile with my recent move.
What is your favorite place to get gluten free ice cream? I love the banana ice cream from Cold Stone and they are grea...
A group for anyone who wants to increase Celiac Disease awareness.
I have started asking my Albertsons in Utah to carry the new gf Betty Crocker mixes, but havn't seen them there yet
A group for anyone who wants to increase Celiac Disease awareness.
A group for anyone who wants to increase Celiac Disease awareness.
I love Julie's gluten free ice cream sandwiches. On my list of top 15: a gluten free version of almost everything
It is important to have the blood test for celiac disease before starting a gluten free diet to get accurate results. Many people who don't have celiac diseae are still gluten intolerant. I have lots of gluten free links of my blog. It is amazing ...
Oikos vs. Chobani Greek Yogurt - Watch this video!
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- http://www.glutenfreeoptimist.blogspot.com/
- What is your twitter URL?
- http://twitter.com/MarylandCeliac
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- Mom with Celiac Disease
Gluten Free Optimist blog
Please join Celiac Disease Awareness group
http://www.twittermoms.com/group/celiacdiseaseawareness
- What kinds of things do you typically Twitter about?
- gluten free, celiac
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- mommyhood, blogging, twitter, work-at-home, writing
Maryland Celiac's Blog
Celiac Disease – No Symptoms or Many Symptoms
Most people with Celiac Disease do not know they have it. A simple blood test can change your life or the life of a family member, friend, or coworker. It changed mine when I was diagnosed two years ago, after five years of symptoms. Some people with Celiac Disease have no symptoms. Others have mild symptoms and may simply accept them as normal. Celiac symptoms vary greatly and may include any of 300 different symptoms. For me, symptoms were joint pain (knees), headaches, insomnia, numbness and… Continue
Posted on February 23, 2009 at 7:14am —
Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 6:21pm on May 12, 2009,
Grief Worthy said… - Welcome and happy to have you here. Roe
- At 6:49am on April 10, 2009,
AmyLeger said… - LOVED your Twitter article! I passed it along to our Twin Cities ROCK group and our Northland Celiac Support Group. It had a great balance of educating people on Twitter and how celiacs can really benefit from the info that's out there in our GF Twitter Community. Good job!
- At 5:36am on April 2, 2009,
AmyLeger said…
- I tagged you for a 7 random things about me post -- check out mine
- At 5:45pm on March 23, 2009,
Annabel Hartridge said…
- Hello ! Thanks for contacting me.My partner has a diagnosis of celiac disease and i am a self-diagnosed celiac - i certainly avoid a lot of unpleasant symptoms by eating gluten-free and thus i believe i am gluten intolerant.I started eating gluten-free about 23 yrs ago.Recently i tried eating wheat again - after a week i had to go back to gluten-free because of symptoms.Personally , i think the gluten-free diet is more wholesome and tastier anyway but i do miss those yummy cream-cakes !
- At 6:44am on March 4, 2009,
Elizabeth Atkinson said… - Thanks for introducing me - what a friendly group!!
- At 1:45pm on February 26, 2009,
Rhonda said… - My main purpose for joining the group is to educate myself about the disease. I work for a new company that will be manufacturing a line of meal replacement bars, muffins and cookies that are free from the Big 8 allergens, including gluten.
- At 12:53pm on February 26, 2009,
Alicia Parr said… - I'm gluten and dairy intolerant. I'm very fortunate to have a husband that fixes delicious gluten and dairy free dinners for us. He doesn't need to eat gluten free but does at home because it's just as good!
- At 7:02pm on February 25, 2009,
Susan said… - Thanks for the replies. I took her to Lab Corp today because of our insurance (the pediatrician wanted to send us to Quest though). Lab Corp said 48 hours until we'll have the results back so I figure we should find out sometime early next week.
I've heard about Celiac Disease on and off since my daughter was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis (JA). She also has food allergies and even though I've read Celiac Disease is not a food allergy, I see it mentioned in places where food allergies are mentioned.
I've always had a very strong feeling that her arthritis is due to something she's eating even though doctors have told me it's not possible. We did try a gluten-free and dairy-free diet shortly after her diagnosis for 2-3 months, but didn't see any changes so we decided to listen to the doctors who said she needed to eat those things to grow properly.
It would be nice to find a cause!
- At 9:52pm on February 24, 2009,
Susan said…
- Hi Maryland Celiac (sorry, I can't find your name anywhere if it's listed). Thank you for the welcome message and comments about my blog.
My daughter is going to be tested this week for Celiac Disease. She's 4 1/2 and has had a bunch of strange autoimmune issues since 1 1/2. I'm on Celiac Disease now as a possibility, though it may be a long-shot. The majority of the specialists she sees tell us there is no known cause or cure, but I'm not going to stop trying to find one until I've exhausted all the possibilities. Thanks for putting this group together.
- At 11:57am on February 23, 2009,
Megan Calhoun said… - Great to have you here! We've got an incredible group of women connecting on all sorts of topics, so kick back and make yourself at home. Check out the Twittermoms groups (we have something for everybody). The Twittermoms discussions are quite entertaining, too. Or, just get to know your fellow Twittermoms by browsing some Twittermoms profiles or searching for moms who share your interests, add friends, and start twittering with some incredibly smart and interesting moms.
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