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another newbie
by jessie71 » Fri May 29, 2009 3:40 pm
hi everyone....i was diagnosed on the 5th may with CD....it wasnt a total shock for me and ive seen such an improvement in my general well being im not as tired as i use to be,im in much better form also. ive seen a 11pound weight loss im a big girl so im delighted with that!....am i meant to see a dietiation? i asked my doctors receptionist to make an appointment but that was weeks ago now....oh and the irony for me is my line of work....i sell homebaking. ie tarts ..brown bread...how strange life is! 
by ppstokes » Fri May 29, 2009 7:12 pm
Hi Jessie71,
Congratulations on your new membership of this exclusive club.
Actually, soon it won't be exclusive, it will have so many members!
Maybe you can find an opening making gluten free bread and buns? There are of course strict guidelines on how to do this.
The Coeliac Society has lots of info on this. You will find them a great help into the future.
Congratulations on your new membership of this exclusive club.
Actually, soon it won't be exclusive, it will have so many members!
Maybe you can find an opening making gluten free bread and buns? There are of course strict guidelines on how to do this.
The Coeliac Society has lots of info on this. You will find them a great help into the future.
by Mariea » Fri May 29, 2009 11:05 pm
Hi Jessie71,
Welcome to this coeliac forum!!! I hope you find it vry helpful to you!
You sound like your managing the whole GF living very well
and your reaping te benifits of GF living already!
I did go to a dietation when I was diagnoised, personally I didnt find it very helpful but maybe you might. So maybe you should check with your doc again about an app.
Welcome to this coeliac forum!!! I hope you find it vry helpful to you!
You sound like your managing the whole GF living very well
and your reaping te benifits of GF living already!
I did go to a dietation when I was diagnoised, personally I didnt find it very helpful but maybe you might. So maybe you should check with your doc again about an app.
by coeliac » Wed Jun 03, 2009 10:36 am
Hi Jessie71,
welcome to the forum and to the Society.
You are best to try to get an appointment with a Dietitian, someone with experience in dealing with CD. There are some clinics around the country, St James's and Tallaght in Dublin and in Galway. However www.indi.ie can direct you to a list of dietitians who see coeliac patients.
It will help in terms of ensuring your gluten free diet is giving you enough of all the important nutritients, fibre, calcium, iron etc.
welcome to the forum and to the Society.
You are best to try to get an appointment with a Dietitian, someone with experience in dealing with CD. There are some clinics around the country, St James's and Tallaght in Dublin and in Galway. However www.indi.ie can direct you to a list of dietitians who see coeliac patients.
It will help in terms of ensuring your gluten free diet is giving you enough of all the important nutritients, fibre, calcium, iron etc.
CSI Gluten Free Food List Team
by jessie71 » Wed Jun 03, 2009 12:34 pm
coeliac wrote:Hi Jessie71,
welcome to the forum and to the Society.
You are best to try to get an appointment with a Dietitian, someone with experience in dealing with CD. There are some clinics around the country, St James's and Tallaght in Dublin and in Galway. However www.indi.ie can direct you to a list of dietitians who see coeliac patients.
It will help in terms of ensuring your gluten free diet is giving you enough of all the important nutritients, fibre, calcium, iron etc.
Thanks Coeliac
I found that site very useful
Jessie71
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