Good luck teaching others about the gravity of our
situation. If you don't have celiac, or your
children, then people really don't care and usually
don't want to be bothered with it. At church I've been
told that as long as I say that I am a celiac, then I
will be. Anyway, I wish you all the luck in the world
and God Bless your little 2-yo. With your help, he
will turn into a wonderful cook. I know a great
recipe for corn\banana cake.
Charlie




--- abish32 <abish32@...> wrote:
> Just wanted to say "Hello," and I'm really happy to
> have found this
> group. My 2 yo son was diagnosed with Celiac in
> January. We've
> since been learning about his diet and all the fun
> that is. He's
> gained 6 pounds and is a completely different little
> boy. His speech
> has even improved quicker than before.
>
> I think the most difficult thing is making sure that
> babysitters and
> church nursery leaders understand the gravity of the
> situation. No,
> he really cannot have just one goldfish. :(
>
> On the positive side, he has learned what gluten is
> and that it makes
> him sick. We just have to say, "I'm sorry, you
> can't have that. It
> has gluten in it." He, sometimes sadly, goes on his
> way or asks for
> something else. Even his 3 yo brother has gotten
> with the
> program. "Does this have gooten in it? No, you
> can't have that. It
> has gooten in it. It makes your tummy hurt." He'll
> be watching over
> the 2 yo all through school. :)
>
> Anyway...glad to have found you. Hope to learn lots
> from the group.
> We're still in the beginning stages of this. I
> still can't bake
> bread very well. ;)
>
>


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