Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!

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http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/celiac/The above link explains it very well. One of my dearestfriends, a friend since high school has this, and I knowothers who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought under control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactoseintolerant--there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.This is a condition which can be controlled so that it doesnot cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, readinglabels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,then probably the person does not have it.That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UKin the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very

skilledthief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.There are some people, not many, who have severe CeliacDisease, which has never been treated, who actually DOlose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch theguy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his fingerprints back.Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what the final diagnosis might be.Love to you, and to all in our group,n

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http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/celiac/The above link explains it very well. One of my dearestfriends, a friend since high school has this, and I knowothers who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought under control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactoseintolerant--there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.This is a condition which can be controlled so that it doesnot cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, readinglabels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,then probably the person does not have it.That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UKin the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very

skilledthief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.There are some people, not many, who have severe CeliacDisease, which has never been treated, who actually DOlose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch theguy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his fingerprints back.Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what the final diagnosis might be.Love to you, and to all in our group,n

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Our dear neighborhood link lady, n, comes to the rescue again!Great link, n--better than any I had found! I am happy that Iat least can have rice and beans--2 of my favorites! Thank you so much for this post. love, Kate Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!To: MSersLife > http://digestive.niddk.nih.gov/ddiseases/pubs/celiac/> > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest> friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know> others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,> rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un> der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose> intolerant--there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.> This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does> not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading> labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,> then probably the person does not have it.> > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK> in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled> thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.> There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac> Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO> lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the> guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger> prints back.> > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what > the final diagnosis might be.> Love to you, and to all in our group,> n> > > > > > > ________________________________> Please visit: http://www.bicycleman.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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And you can have corn, cornbread, tortillas (all corn flour),white corn, yellow corn, masa harina (corn flour for tortillas),"hush puppies," if made with corn or corn/rice, there is almost no limit. Go for it, Kate!Having one condition does NOT vaccinate against all others!Love, to you and to all in our group,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 5:39:55 AMSubject: Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!

Our dear neighborhood link lady, n, comes to the rescue again!Great link, n--better than any I had found! I am happy that Iat least can have rice and beans--2 of my favorites! Thank you so much for this post. love, Kate Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com> http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/> > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest> friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know> others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,> rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un> der control, sometimes the

person is temporarily lactose> intolerant-- there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.> This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does> not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading> labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,> then probably the person does not have it.> > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK> in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled> thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.> There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac> Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO> lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the> guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger> prints back.> > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what > the final diagnosis might

be.> Love to you, and to all in our group,> n> > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __> Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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I LOVE hush puppies...one place I had them in Miami they made them

with small pieces of dried apricot in them, they were AWESOME, it was

a seafood restaurant and the flavors went So well with fish!!

Hugs

Thanks for that memory...

Akiba

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> And you can have corn, cornbread, tortillas (all corn flour),

> white corn, yellow corn, masa harina (corn flour for tortillas),

> " hush puppies, " if made with corn or corn/rice, there is al

> most no limit. Go for it, Kate!

> Having one condition does NOT vaccinate against all others!

> Love, to you and to all in our group,

> n

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>

> ________________________________

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> To: MSersLife

> Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 5:39:55 AM

> Subject: Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!

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>

> Our dear neighborhood link lady, n, comes to the rescue again!

> Great link, n--better than any I had found! I am happy that I

> at least can have rice and beans--2 of my favorites! Thank you so

> much for this post. love, Kate

>

> Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!

> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com

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> > http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/

> >

> > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest

> > friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know

> > others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,

> > rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un

> > der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose

> > intolerant-- there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.

> > This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does

> > not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading

> > labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,

> > then probably the person does not have it.

> >

> > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK

> > in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled

> > thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.

> > There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac

> > Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO

> > lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the

> > guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger

> > prints back.

> >

> > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what

> > the final diagnosis might be.

> > Love to you, and to all in our group,

> > n

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ __

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> Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.com

> awesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents;

perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

>

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I love them, too! I love the fact that "masa harina" is Spanish for "mashedflour (as in farina). Those puppies may have hushed the hunting dogs,but they do not shut me up; I just howlfor more.Love to you, Akiba; see previous poston e-mail connection for free,nTo: MSersLife Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 11:03:37 AMSubject: Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!

I LOVE hush puppies...one place I had them in Miami they made them

with small pieces of dried apricot in them, they were AWESOME, it was

a seafood restaurant and the flavors went So well with fish!!

Hugs

Thanks for that memory...

Akiba

>

> And you can have corn, cornbread, tortillas (all corn flour),

> white corn, yellow corn, masa harina (corn flour for tortillas),

> "hush puppies," if made with corn or corn/rice, there is al

> most no limit. Go for it, Kate!

> Having one condition does NOT vaccinate against all others!

> Love, to you and to all in our group,

> n

>

>

>

>

> ____________ _________ _________ __

> From: "katelloydkidz@ ..." <katelloydkidz@ ...>

> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com

> Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 5:39:55 AM

> Subject: Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!

>

>

> Our dear neighborhood link lady, n, comes to the rescue again!

> Great link, n--better than any I had found! I am happy that I

> at least can have rice and beans--2 of my favorites! Thank you so

> much for this post. love, Kate

>

> Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!

> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com

>

> > http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/

> >

> > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest

> > friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know

> > others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,

> > rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un

> > der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose

> > intolerant-- there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.

> > This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does

> > not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading

> > labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,

> > then probably the person does not have it.

> >

> > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK

> > in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled

> > thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.

> > There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac

> > Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO

> > lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the

> > guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger

> > prints back.

> >

> > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what

> > the final diagnosis might be.

> > Love to you, and to all in our group,

> > n

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ____________ _________ _________ __

> >

>

> Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.com

> awesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents;

perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

>

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Thank you for this hopeful, and yummy post, n!love, Kate Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com> > > http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/> > > > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest> > friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know> > others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,> > rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un> > der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose> > intolerant-- there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.> > This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does> > not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading> > labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,> > then probably the person does not have it.> > > > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK> > in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled> > thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.> > There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac> > Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO> > lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the> > guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger> > prints back.> > > > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what > > the final diagnosis might be.> > Love to you, and to all in our group,> > n> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __> > > > Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.com> awesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many > recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!> > Please visit: http://www.bicycleman.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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Kate, how do you know if you have Celiac?? What was going on to make you think, or go to the doctor?? I remember you having some problems with IBS (kind of) what else was going on?? Just wondering, cause I

1. am nosy

2. am having stomach problems

3. want to know for future knowledge.....lol Really all three but I have been having alot of bowel problem. I am going to look up the diet too, so maybe I can head off any future pproblems.

Love as Always,Sometimes lurking, mostly reading, always caring. (with an i) from OK

Subject: Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!To: MSersLife Date: Wednesday, January 7, 2009, 7:39 AM

Our dear neighborhood link lady, n, comes to the rescue again!Great link, n--better than any I had found! I am happy that Iat least can have rice and beans--2 of my favorites! Thank you so much for this post. love, Kate Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com> http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/> > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest> friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know> others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,> rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un> der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose> intolerant-- there IS

lactose-free milk called Lactaid.> This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does> not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading> labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,> then probably the person does not have it.> > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK> in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled> thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.> There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac> Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO> lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the> guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger> prints back.> > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what > the final diagnosis might be.> Love to you, and to all in our group,>

n> > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __> Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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, You crack me up! Ok, Miss Nosy--here's the scoop: for 2 wks I had uncontrollable diarrhea. I have been bloated, gassy and became dehydrated. The only thing that stopped it was/is lomotil (prescription).I saw the gastro fellow who suspects, as I've had 3 of these episodes within the last year--I have either IBS and/or celiac. My acupuncturist just called to check up on me, as he was aware of the stomach issue, and had worked on me, and much to my surprise he said he just attended a seminar on celiacs, and was very knowledgable (now). He said not to go on a gluten-free diet until after the endoscopy--as it can have a false negative should you begin the gluten free before the test...so I will have the endoscopy Jan 29, and will let ya all know what the deal is on the results. Until then, I just try and deal with the ill effects. Also, gastro man did prescribe librax, to calm down the spasms as well as more lomotil, as I need. Feel free to ask any other questions you may have, . hugs, Kate in NY Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com> > > http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/> > > > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest> > friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know> > others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,> > rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un> > der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose> > intolerant-- there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.> > This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does> > not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading> > labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,> > then probably the person does not have it.> > > > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK> > in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled> > thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.> > There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac> > Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO> > lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the> > guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger> > prints back.> > > > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what > > the final diagnosis might be.> > Love to you, and to all in our group,> > n> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __> > > > Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.com> awesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many > recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Please visit: http://www.bicycleman.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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That acupuncturist is absolutely right. If you do notattempt digest glutin-gliadin in the intestine just beforethe test is negative, you can and will get a false-negative.Love,n, joining in being "nosy."To: MSersLife Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009

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, You crack me up! Ok, Miss Nosy--here's the scoop: for 2 wks I had uncontrollable diarrhea. I have been bloated, gassy and became dehydrated. The only thing that stopped it was/is lomotil (prescription) .I saw the gastro fellow who suspects, as I've had 3 of these episodes within the last year--I have either IBS and/or celiac. My acupuncturist just called to check up on me, as he was aware of the stomach issue, and had worked on me, and much to my surprise he said he just attended a seminar on celiacs, and was very knowledgable (now). He said not to go on a gluten-free diet until after the endoscopy--as it can have a false negative should you begin the gluten free before the test...so I will have the endoscopy Jan 29, and will let ya all know what the deal is on the results. Until then, I just try

and deal with the ill effects. Also, gastro man did prescribe librax, to calm down the spasms as well as more lomotil, as I need. Feel free to ask any other questions you may have, . hugs, Kate in NY Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com> > > http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/> > > > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest> > friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know> > others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,> > rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is

brought un> > der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose> > intolerant-- there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.> > This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does> > not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading> > labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,> > then probably the person does not have it.> > > > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK> > in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled> > thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.> > There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac> > Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO> > lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the> > guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger> >

prints back.> > > > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what > > the final diagnosis might be.> > Love to you, and to all in our group,> > n> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __> > > > Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.com> awesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many > recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!

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I am just feeling a bit silly, LOL thought you could use the laugh. My daughter Chelsea calls that random thinking...

Okay, well that answers alot of questions for me. I have bouts of constipation, then a day or so later I will have diarrea and while thats going on I will get sick to my stomach. I always think it was something I ate. Food poisoning is what I think of when it happens, but I know that can't be either cause it will only last for a few hours. I haven't asked my doctor about it cause I really don't want to go through another battery of tests again. It only happens about 2 time in 3-6 months. Anyway Thanks for the info, Love as Always,Sometimes lurking, mostly reading, always caring. (with an i) from

OK > > From: katelloydkidz@ optonline. net > Subject: Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com> Date: Wednesday, January 7, 2009, 7:39 AM> > > > > > > Our dear neighborhood link lady,

n, comes to the rescue again!> Great link, n--better than any I had found! I am happy that I> at least can have rice and beans--2 of my favorites! Thank you > so > much for this post. love, Kate> > Re: Celiac Disease or Celiac Syndrome; a LINK!> To: MSersLife@yahoogrou ps.com> > > http://digestive. niddk.nih. gov/ddiseases/ pubs/celiac/> > > > The above link explains it very well. One of my dearest> > friends, a friend since high school has this, and I know> > others who have this. Some have to avoid, wheat, triticale,> > rye, barley and even oats; until the condition is brought un> > der control, sometimes the person is temporarily lactose> >

intolerant-- there IS lactose-free milk called Lactaid.> > This is a condition which can be controlled so that it does> > not cause illness. If following the diet rigorously, reading> > labels like a mad fiend, etc. does NOT bring improvement,> > then probably the person does not have it.> > > > That said, there was a big scare at Scotland Yard in the UK> > in the early 1960s when it was discovered that a very skilled> > thief was on the loose, and did not leave any fingerprints.> > There are some people, not many, who have severe Celiac> > Disease, which has never been treated, who actually DO> > lose their fingerprints. Scotland Yard actually did catch the> > guy and he was treated, and he did (poor guy) get his finger> > prints back.> > > > Keep us all in the loop, please, and do let us know what

> > the final diagnosis might be.> > Love to you, and to all in our group,> > n> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ __> > > > Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.com> awesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many > recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Please visit: http://www.bicyclem an.comawesome guy, fantastic site. All types of bicyles, many recumbents; perfect for an MS Bike Tour!