I am still fairly new to this disease, and for the first part of it, I didn’t take it seriously myself. I looked at every option to not to go gluten free. It wasn’t until my first endoscope that it really hit me. In the days leading up to it, Read more…
It does take a masters degree in psychology to figure out that if you are diagnosed as celiac (or any other chronic disease) you might become despondent or depressed. However, I wanted to know how your brain would react to untreated celiac disease. Notice that I didn’t specify undiagnosed. A Read more…
I am one of the ‘lucky’ people that are so called ‘asymptomatic’, meaning that I can eat all the gluten I want and not have a near immediate intestinal response. My big problems are terrifying hemiplegic migraines and agonizing gut pain two or three times per year. These problems do Read more…
If you want to find out who I am and how I got here, skim through my ABOUT ME page. There you will fine my shocking story. The short version goes like this, I was diagnosed in 2009 (at 7 years old!) with Celiac Disease but no body told me Read more…