During the week I don’t have much time to post so most likely I will provide info on gluten related current events in the news etc. Hope you enjoy! The National Foundation for Celiac Awareness just started a new initiative to spread the word about CD and the Gluten Free diet. They offer trainings for Read More …
This week I had an intense craving for pizza. My boyfriend Michael, who happens to be a manager at a Panera Bread (I’ll get into that later) decided that he would make me a gluten free pizza on his day off while I was at work. He is a creative cook but rarely has time Read More …
Working in the field of autism as a Celiac is quite interesting. I am on this diet because I have a scientifically proven reason to be on it. There is a trend in parents with Autistic Children to put their children on a Gluten and Casein Free diet to alleviate some of the symptoms of Read More …
I’m sure this will be part one of a series… My biggest struggle thus far with the Gluten free diet was not the transition to the diet itself but the following things:1. The social aspect of eating Eating is a very social aspect in almost every culture. We play together and we eat together. You’re Read More …
I’ll share another tidbit of gluten free pop culture. The Mets have opened a gluten free food cart at Citifield. I’ve never been one for sports myself but this opportunity is great and makes me somewhat of a Mets fan… I’ve come to find, as most of us recently diagnosed with CD probably have, that Read More …
Celiac Awareness Month is what inspired the name for this blog. My friend misread it as Celtic Awarenss Month… it may as well be that given the high rate of occurrence of CD in the Irish population. I wanted to share information from the Senator’s website regarding this decision. See the link below! I wonder Read More …
Well, This is my first post in what will hopefully become an epic journey through my new found gluten free life. I hope you’ll join me, bear with me and comment if you feel the need! The username for this journal came from a friend’s misreading of the word Celiac as Celtic, which I thought Read More …
