evelyn
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Post by evelyn on May 13, 2011 14:27:03 GMT -5
Hi, are any of you here from Canada?
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Post by ukbill on May 14, 2011 8:36:27 GMT -5
Fred is
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evelyn
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Post by evelyn on Jun 19, 2011 16:14:01 GMT -5
Just would be nice to hang out with someone sometime that has similar food allergies as I do.
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Post by jejns1 on Aug 11, 2011 5:38:27 GMT -5
Hi,
We are from Canada. We were living in Kansas but have
moved up to the London, Ontario area. I will be soon looking
for doctors, etc. to continue to get a definitive diagnosis for
our kids. The kids have been following a fructose free (except for wjhen my daughter sneaks the bad/good stuff) for 2 years and
it made a huge difference. They both have recently been
diagnosed as having a wheat allergy which makes things a
little more challenging but they are doing well.
janice
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evelyn
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Post by evelyn on Aug 11, 2011 14:46:44 GMT -5
Hi, We are from Canada. We were living in Kansas but have moved up to the London, Ontario area. I will be soon looking for doctors, etc. to continue to get a definitive diagnosis for our kids. The kids have been following a fructose free (except for wjhen my daughter sneaks the bad/good stuff) for 2 years and it made a huge difference. They both have recently been diagnosed as having a wheat allergy which makes things a little more challenging but they are doing well. janice Hi! We are in BC and I just found a place that does gene testing in Calgary, Alberta. It is a children's hospital. I posted all the info in a link in my previous thread. I have problems with fructose and am a Celiac so wheat and gluten free as well. You should look into gluten free sourdough... I think the fructose gets eaten up. It is easy to make a starter from gluten free flour and water. Do you yourself have problems with fructose? |
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