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9512 8920 26 22_CD or not CD? (part 2)17_Mark Michel (USF)
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available on October 5, also a preconference dinner and governing
board meeting on the 5th. This will be at the Airport Marriott Hotel.
Reservations and payment by September 30 to CSA/USA, Inc. in Omaha, NE
will be necessary to forego a 50% increment fee! Lynn45_11Sep199510:21:
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9509 4232 21 27_Re: How much gluten is okay9_J.
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I want to clarify my views on how often a celiac can eat gluten and get
away with it.
The best way is to always avoid it.
If a patient tells me they have eaten gltuten once a month and had one or
two days of symptoms then that is probably all they will get.
The problem is we're all human and most tend to under-report the
transgressions.
Certainly the intake of gluten every week with the production of symptoms
will have a high liklihood of prodcing chronic damage.
I [...]50_11Sep199514:04:
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9509 4254 17 32_Re: CELIAC Disease and back pain13_Joe S.
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Mary Alice suffered a great deal from chronic back pain. In 1986 while we
were at the Canadian Celiac Conference in Vancouver, BC, she received a
crush fracture of T-11. This lead to a diagnosis of sever osteoperosis
which explains the pain. Prior to her hospitalization last November, she
had lost some 7 inches in height over the last 15 years. We are reasonably
sure the osteoperosis was caused by prolonged malabsorption due to
undiagnosed celiac disease (she was diagnosed with biopsy in '78). She felt
strongly that osteoperosis was [...]41_11Sep199518:03:
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9509 4272 22 21_Re: US Tax
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In a previous message on this topic, citations in support of a tax
deduction for the extra cost of gluten free food were listed. I recently
tried to obtain copies of these documents just to have in my file in case
any of my deductions were ever questioned. I realized, however, that one
on the citations contained a typographical error and the others were somewhat
incomplete. The following is a corrected list of citations in support of
the tax deduction: [...]52_11Sep199517:55:
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9509 4295 12 22_Re: Catholic communion12_Roach -
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Celiac disease is VERY common in Italy and has been addresses there in
terms of gov't allowances for extra food expenses, I believe. Some of the
prominent pediatric GI people there should be contacted. I an SURE that
they have already addressed the HOLY SEE somehow on this matter. Perhaps
it is the US conference of Bishops. The Baltimore Cardinal chairs this I
do think.41_11Sep199521:35:
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9509 4308 51 59_Down syndrome & gut permeability comment from K.L. Reichelt16_Michael W.
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