I was diagnosed w/ Celiac disease in 2010, after 7 agonizing years of misdiagnosis. Once I started living gluten free I felt 100% better than I did, but something was still amiss. Giving up gluten was only the beginning of my long journey to gut health and healing.
Everyone is different, there’s not one lifestyle that can work for everyone. Living the gluten free lifestyle is not an easy one and can be very overwhelming: from grocery shopping and social events, to deglutening your own household. I
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No… they won’t even learn about it
Thank the stars i don’t have school aged children i would not be very nice about a school not carrying to my child’s need
Yeah, great cartoon!!!
My daughter was in high school when she was diagnosed with Celiac disease. She went to the school asking for accommodations and at first they were not very helpful, but then my daughter said 3 little letters… ADA and that changed the schools tune. They allowed her to use the microwave in the teacher’s lounge to heat up the food she brought from home. They also started to look into other ways to help by offering a special menu for her.