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Jane Trevett <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 27 Jan 1999 08:31:49 EST
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An opportunity to congraulate you on your No-Milk Website.  I am chair of a
support group in New Haven and we recently started a Children's Group here.  I
found i had to learn more about the difference between lactose intolerance
(which I had and lost 15 years later) and no-dairy or milk intolerance.

Evidently I am learning that most Pediatric Gastroenterologists put the
children on a non-dairy diet as well as a gf diet for the first year.  I have
learned much for your site and am planning to work with our local library to
post a list of Lactose Intolerance and Non-Dairy Intolant cookbooks through
Inter-Library Loan.

A year ago I went to the library to see what gf cookbooks were available
through Inter-Library Loan and the librarian said, "Oh I have lactose
Intolerance and am hungry for information".  I came home collected what I had
including a cookbook and brought them to her.  She was extremely grateful.  I
was astounded that with so many people with lactose and milk intolerances that
the libraries do not have any info.

Many, many celiacs do not have a computer - many are elderly with no money.  I
feel this would be a tremendous advantage for them to have some good books
available

What do you think?

Jane Trevett - New Haven, CT

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