Re: Thank you so much for Genetic results feedback...

[Guest guest]

> The neurological stuff really freaks me out - I am hoping that

> is something we can avoid if we keep her gluten free )-:

>

Sorry to freak you out... the information actually should be

liberating. Knowing the truth and what 'could' result if left on a

gluten diet is good to know. If you maintain a gf diet you could avoid

and even reverse damage that has already been done!

God bless!

Priscilla Graham

" Cleaning your house while your kids are still growing is like

shoveling the walk before it stops snowing. " --Phyllis Diller

SAHM to 3 beautiful boys and one adorable girl

- 6

- 4 (Gluten Free since 11/03)

- 2 (GF since 7/04)

Abigail - 7 months (staying GF until ?)

My hands are full, but my heart is not!

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Priscilla! The up side of this IS indeed that I am grateful

we discovered it so early in her young life and hopefully can avoid

so much of this...you have always had such detailed and helpful

answers to my questions and I truly do appreciate it. Thank you!

> > The neurological stuff really freaks me out - I am hoping that

> > is something we can avoid if we keep her gluten free )-:

> >

>

> Sorry to freak you out... the information actually should be

> liberating. Knowing the truth and what 'could' result if left on a

> gluten diet is good to know. If you maintain a gf diet you could

avoid

> and even reverse damage that has already been done!

>

> God bless!

>

>

> Priscilla Graham

>

> " Cleaning your house while your kids are still growing is like

> shoveling the walk before it stops snowing. " --Phyllis Diller

>

> SAHM to 3 beautiful boys and one adorable girl

> - 6

> - 4 (Gluten Free since 11/03)

> - 2 (GF since 7/04)

> Abigail - 7 months (staying GF until ?)

>

> My hands are full, but my heart is not!

[Guest guest]

Priscilla, research shows that a gluten-free diet for a celiac/gluten-sensitive can reverse some or all of neurological damage due to gluten. It depends on how much damage has done.

I don't know for sure, but I think young age could be a factor indicating more reversal of neurological damage for a celiac/gluten-sensitive with a gluten-free diet.

Jo Anne

Re: Thank you so much for Genetic results feedback...

The neurological stuff really freaks me out - I am hoping that is something we can avoid if we keep her gluten free )-:Sorry to freak you out... the information actually should be liberating. Knowing the truth and what 'could' result if left on a gluten diet is good to know. If you maintain a gf diet you could avoid and even reverse damage that has already been done! :)God bless!Priscilla Graham :)"Cleaning your house while your kids are still growing is like shoveling the walk before it stops snowing." --Phyllis DillerSAHM to 3 beautiful boys and one adorable girl - 6 - 4 (Gluten Free since 11/03) - 2 (GF since 7/04)Abigail - 7 months (staying GF until ?)My hands are full, but my heart is not!