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This is my first posting and my daughter was diagnosed last October with CD,
when she was in kindergarten. I am wondering what to pack in her lunches.
She is still lactose intolerant, does not like sandwiches and is tired of
peanut butter on rice cakes. Any suggestions?
(I have 5 children ages 10 and under, 2 older and 2 younger. So far she's the
only celiac and the only one for whom I need to pack; the older ones pack
their own lunches.)
Also, how do I handle the possibility of her classmates accidentally
contaminating her lunch with their bread crumbs, etc. at lunchtime? And how
do I handle trading things in their lunches? Do I just tell her don't ever
trade or do I give her something she can trade and tell her what she may
trade for so she doesn't feel left out?
I felt okay last year with the school situation, but this year I am starting
to feel quite nervous about it.
Thanks for any help anyone can give to me.
Laurie
Butler, PA
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