RE: Celiac testing-related to nigh wandering post

July 30, 2008

Has he done a t-transglutaminase IgG/IgA test? Even if you're off it

may still come back positive. Also, are you just wanting the dx to

have it? I'm just thinking if you know it makes you sick & you have no

desire to consume it, seems to me problem-solved, but I also know

having a dx can help with insurance & stuff.

I mentioned in another post the First Alert alarms that go on the edge

of the door with adhesive. I think Walmart sells them, don't know how

easily they go on/off.

HTH,

Debi

July 31, 2008

my eldest daughter has celiac, but she is insulin dependant diabetic as well.

she became this at 11, and celiac around 14.....she has had it tough, but is

doing really well.

Cheryl S [chez]

To: Autism_in_Girls@...: l_a_kenney@...: Wed, 30 Jul

2008 19:19:51 +0000Subject: Celiac testing-related to nigh

wandering post

Ok, my doctor thinks that i may have celiac disease due to a recentintolerance

to gluten. I've been on a gluten free diet and I am notwilling to go back on for

testing, I just get too sick. Anyone knowanything about alternative testing of

the blood and biopsy?This is related to the wandering post because someone

mentioned a foodallergy as a possible cause for pink circles under the

eyes...celiacis hereditary, and can cause seizures. The two symp. the other

mommentioned with the wandering...just wondering if anyone had anyexperience? I

know it won't be everyone else's experience, but Ican't help but wonder in our

case?Does anyone know where to get good alarms that can be removed easily?I

rent, which is HORRIBLE when you have to deal with autism. Ok, Ihave got to get

back to packing!

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