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Dear Deborah,

You are very courageous to admit to deliberately flouting the gluten
prohibition on this forum. I imagine you may hear from quite a few people
about it. It's like going to an AA meeting and admitting that every now and
then you like to knock one back.

This illness makes me mad too, especially because it immensely complicates
my social life.

The only thing that helps me is to notice that as serious illnesses go(and
this is one)-I'll take this to any others I can think of!

Good luck to you. I'm sure you will be fine, as you have correctly
identified denial as a "stage".

Michael


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From: "Deborah L. Parise" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, September 13, 2002 5:42 PM
Subject: Re: Info please


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> Ann,
>
> I react differently, at different times, to gluten, and the only thing I
can
> figure out, is that it may be the different types of gluten that I am
> reacting differently to.  I am still in the "angry/denial' stage, and will
> intentionally eat gluten out of that anger.  So, for instance, today I ate
a
> SUB (bad!), and got very sick within 4 hours.  Other times it can take a
lot
> longer.  I have tried reading information about the intestinal track - and
> how long the digestive process takes - but it doesn't seem to apply to a
> person that has celiac disease (or in my case anyway.)
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Debbie
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