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Ugh a breath away from 45...could use friends near my age too..

Personally I have found the "gluten free" fad a blessing. There is so much more food available today then when I was diagnosed 10 years ago. It's so much easier to date and join coworkers for meals out now. I do have Celiac, so I can honestly say I have an allergy- but frankly I would tell them I did even if it was just a…

When I was diagnosed years ago I got rid of non- gluten food except the kids snack, and occasionally they had regular bread. They took it really well, my daughter still freaks out about putting bread or something on a counter so she doesn't contaminate me. I couldn't be happier with the "gluten free" trend diet- it's…

There are lots of gluten free jerky recipes too if she wants to make her own.

Quest bars are really good and gluten free. Great with a piece of fruit while on the run.

If you're in the states, http://munchyy.com/226-gluten-free-restaurant-menus-you-absolutley-must-know/ is a great list of gluten free resturaunt menus

It gets easier over time. You will get better at your food choices, but I will be honest, it is a pain in the butt. I went camping last year to Yosemite, I took protein bars (quest nutrition are amazing) apples, gluten free bread (Udi's) for sandwiches, we had steak and potatoes for breakfast (precooked and reheated each…

Hi everyone Im Cindure. I'm looking to lose around 100 pounds also. I'm a wee bit of a nerd.. :) Gamer, Sci-Fi, Starwars, LOTR, Hobbit, comic books, super heros, GOT, ComicCon, WOW, Xbox One, you name it and I probably adore it. (this includes books too) Knitting and cooking also. In my past I was a LARPer also. Ren…

Hi there! I'm Celiac also, and as always, attempting to be healthy lol. Feel free to add me also.

I'm 42, feel free to add me too :)

I'm allergic to gluten and havn't found a really really good bread replacement, so I tend to use large green leaf lettuce if I need/want a sandwich.

Oliveine is one of my favorite minerals.