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Checking in!!! been ages!!

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Hi Guys..

Hope everyone is living well...Its been a long time since i checked in..so I thought id better :oops: Life has been busy i guess but im slowing down now...Colitis is much the same ...good and bad..and those dam flares..still on a gf diet after 4 half yrs and forget what real food actually tastes like lol!!! :roll:

Those of you who remember me A HUGE HI!!! :toast:

Tex I hope you are well especially... :cowboy2:


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Hi Angy,

It's nice to see a post by you. I've been wondering how you were doing.

I seem to be doing OK -- can't complain. Since the last time you visited here, I've cut casein out of my diet (permanently). It didn't cause any symptoms, so I thought that it was OK, but last December I ordered a test from EnteroLab because I thought that I was having cross-contamination problems with gluten (and sure enough I was), and while I was at it I ordered a test for casein. My casein antibody test result was 24. :shock: Apparently, just because we might be asymptomatic doesn't mean that we're not producing antibodies.

The only other news I have is that I'm almost through with the book -- I'm doing the final editing of the next to last chapter, so hopefully, one of these days I'll actually finish it. :lol:

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Hi Angy!

I'm still here. Like you, I have good and bad days. At the moment I'm dealing with a UTI. Now I'm in the loo all day long!

It's nice to "hear" from you again.

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Post by MaggieRedwings »

Hi Angy,

Great hearing from you and like you and Gloria I have my ups and downs too. Try to post more often and have missed you.

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Tex...glad to hear things are good!!! Yes that evil gluten always finds a way to sneak in...You wrote a book?? That's brilliant.. What's the title? And I'm guessing it's a health book right?? You need to finish it and publish ... All that hard work must not go to waste... :)

Gloria... Nice to hear from ..hope you are well....Srry about the uti I'm sure it'll take a bit of getting used to.... Hope you cope with that ..geez like you needed any additions to your existing Conditions eh!!!


Maggie.... Hi hope you are well yes I'll try to post more often..:))I have missed you guys honest :)))
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Angy,

The title is Microscopic Colitis. I won't set any speed records -- I've been working on it a little over 2 years now. :roll:

Unless I change my mind before I order an ISBN number, the half-title will be What Really Causes Microscopic Colitis, Celiac Disease, and Other Autoimmune Diseases?

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Fantastic.. There are no relevant books on the subject.well none I've came across anyway...all mainly ibs, crohns and uc. ..I will buy your book... 👍
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