Travel anxiety

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Sheila
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Post by Sheila »

Thanks, Suze. I was in Ireland before my diagnosis and would love to go back. It's good to know that they are gluten aware. Glad all went well. I think airports and actual flying are the worst. This last trip I ate a couple of larabars to tide me over between lunch one day and breakfast the next day. That's a long time without food.

Sheila W
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maestraz
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Post by maestraz »

Sheila,
I also took snacks with me in case there was nothing I could eat at the airport, but I got lucky. I was even able to eat a little of the meals on the plane trips.

Nancy,
I live in central CT, near Hartford.
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