I am grain free, dairy free, and have a number of other allergies/intolerances. I also have a difficult time with raw vegetables, and have cut most of them out in the last couple of months. Much easier on my tummy if I microwave them for a minute, or roast them, or whatever. Carrots in particular give me terrible cramps if I have more than one small serving. I do still have salads; lettuce and tomatoes are pretty easy on my tummy, cukes/zukes, some peppers, but carrots, crucifers, etc. really need to be cooked for me.

HI!!!! Welcome!!!!

When I went gluten free I couldn't tolerate raw vegetables either. It was just too much for my digestive system to handle. I never tried juicing, but have read that raw vegetables be tolerated better, since the small intestine is messed up and cannot break them down its self. They are already in little bits, so your system isn't having to work hard to do that. Makes sense.

You are braver than I. I didn't get the official blood tested diagnosis and never will. I will NEVER go back to eating gluten. I need no medical test to tell me what my body already did! (and my medical history from birth tells all the odd illnesses I have suffered were at the hands of being and undiagnosed Celiac)
"The more I cleaned up my diet, the more I found wrong with me" ME TOO! I also cannot have corn, soy, or dairy in any form. That really limits my food choices! As well as medications and supplements, since corn and soy in some form is in nearly everything!

Before figuring out the gluten and other intolerances, I couldn't lose an ounce no matter what I did.
I began losing 'weight', when I figured out all the things I was reacting to, and got them out of my diet. You may want to look into that yourself if you can't lose. There may be more bothering you, than you think.

I have to say, much of my weight loss I do not think was fat, but fluid and inflammation. I had 'leaky gut' from the gluten damage. I knew my stomach was bloated and full of inflammation, but it never occurred to me that I was carrying fluid until I began to lose it.

It hasn't come off fast, but steady. 1-2 lbs a week. I now have a flat deflated flabby stomach! If I get contaminated, like a month ago I tried a calcium supplement..... I will gain 5 lb overnight and it takes a week for that weight to go away along with the reaction symptoms. Thats how I know much of my weight has been inflammation fluid. It may be you carry fluid too!

I can now tolerate raw veggies after 7 months. I am also grain free. I never substituted with gluten free products, but just went to a clean, no processed foods diet. I am never hungry. I have to remind myself to eat. I use MFP to log my food to make sure I get enough calories. I found when I began in early July I was only living on about 800 calories. When I increased that to 1200-1500 I began losing weight. I think I wasn't eating enough for my body to be strong enough to begin healing. When I gave myself more fuel, the body was able to work at getting me better.
I also chill a gallon of water and drink every day. This is on top of my morning coffee. I know I have had enough water when my jug is empty every night. I do believe it has helped to flush away yucky stuff in me.

I searched the net and found my way of eating is called the Keto Diet. It seems to have worked for me. I love having no digestive issues, or other body pain. I am regaining my strength also.
I am a firm supporter of rebounding also. The mini trampoline. A gentle bounce helps stimulate our lymph nodes and every cell in our body. It is very therapeutic to our body! You can read the NASA studies on the net. Its PROVEN to be good for our health.
You don't have to get crazy, just a gentle bounce without your feet leaving the mat is enough. For those of us who cannot Zumba or do cardio, it gives you a mild cardio workout without further stressing our body. And I must say, I cannot get on it without a smirk on my face. I feel like a little kid again. Its just FUN! (I have yet to say that about any other exercise! LOL) A few sessions a few minutes every day really helped me. After a month I realized I was comfy on it finally and I spend an hour or more on now.

You may want to have your thyroid checked also. I haven't yet, but thyroid troubles can go along with our troubles!

I agree that food is not a temptation for me. There is nothing that would taste so yummy that would be worth feeling so crappy for.
You are SO not alone! Reading around this site, I wonder how many others should be here with us, and they just don't know it yet!

Good luck!