Oh mon dieu! Oh my goodness! My 10 year old celiac child’s going to Europe next summer and I can’t go with her! How will she eat gluten-free in England and France? I’m searching for any tips, tricks and sound advice you can offer!
It’s amazing how one small conversation can help people struggling with learning the gluten-free diet. I was happy to run into one such lady at Target recently…I wish this would have happened to me 9 years ago.
A wild case showing the complicated dance between celiac disease and health insurance. The question: which came first the celiac or the insurance. My answer and rant is– it shouldn’t matter.
Five Guys Burgers and Fries has arrived in the Twin Cities. French Fries were a winner — it was the other potential for cross contamination I worried about.
If healthcare reform actually happens in this country right now, will it help or hurt the treatment of the people we love who have celiac disease? This post explores some issues celiacs have with health insurance and whether reform will actually help.
School starts Tuesday. I’m ready, my kids are ready and — so are their teachers. This post explores why our open house (also known as the time when teachers find out about Emma’s celiac disease) had an added twist for our family that I never saw coming.
Gluten-free food at college, cheap mac and cheese and handling the drama of the holidays– while on a gluten-free diet.
Sending your celiac child off to school can be scary for any mother. You just never quite know what they’re doing (or what they’re eating). Suddenly your child’s diet is out of your control at least for one meal. What can you do to ensure your child is not getting anything with gluten — even in class? Check out this post.
If not being able to eat all of the deep fried foods at the Minnesota State Fair has got you down– now’s the time to take another look. Here’s a hint: french fries, beer and even brownies! YUM!
Lots of little notes coming out about celiac this week– including latest pharma trials and a new site for gf recipes!
