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I need some opinions on what to do in the situation I am in, and also wondering how common it is to get a false negative on a biopsy and blood test?
A little background info... I will try to keep it as brief as I can.
I had my gallbladder out last december, after 4 years of uncomfortable pain in my upper middle abdomen. After having my gallbladder out over the last 6 months I have still had pain in the same area, only now it is WAY worse! Severe abdominal pain that at times leaves me unable to even walk. After the 2nd ER visit in a couple of months due to this pain, I was referred to a GI doctor.
In the meantime, my 3 year old daughter, has been having severe constipation, along with other symptoms I now know are related to celiac disease, and she was also referred to a pediatric GI. They tested her thyroid, and did the blood test for celiac.
Before we got her results back from anything, I had an endoscopy and colonoscopy done upon my GI docs orders. We had talked nothing of celiac disease, but when I was in the prep room I asked if they would biopsy me for celiac. The nurse said celiac disease would NOT cause my abdominal pain (?), but they would do the biopsy. (nevermind that I have diarreah all the time, low iron, and other issues too).
My biopsy came back negative for celiac, and the endoscopy showed inflammation in my esophagus and stomach and bile pooling in my stomach, and I was diagnosed with GERD. The pathology report showed Barrett's esophagus.
I did ask how many biopsies they took in the small intestine, and I was told 2.
Shorty after that we got my 3 year olds blood test back, which was positive for celiac. We then had her endoscopy done, which also came back positive for celiac. Her symptoms are severe constipation and compacted stool, low iron since about 1 year of age, distended belly, short stature, colicky as a baby, and irritable as a toddler.
As soon as we got her biopsy result, I took my other 3 kids in to have the celiac panel done, as well as myself, even though I have had a negative biopsy.
I have not gotten the kids results back yet, but mine came back and are negative. After finding out my daughter does have it, I thought for sure my blood test would come back positive with all the symptoms I have, and I though that the biopsy was probably a false negative.
What would be the chance though that both would come out false negative?????
Here are some of my main symptoms...
diarrhea and constipation (I seem to go from one to the other, never in between)
low iron for years
infertility (in later years, no trouble with 1st 2 kids, but had a hard time getting pregnant trying for 3rd, was put on clomid, and got twins!)
dry skin
lots of stomach aches and nausea
upper abdominal pains
easily bruising (as of recently)
just overall "yucky" feeling
So, as I said, I was surprised mine came back negative. Knowing now that my daughter has it, and with my symptoms, I really thought this was going to explain all of my issues!
I know I could just go gluten free and see if it helps, but I also feel like I would like to have a diagnosis to know for sure since it is gluten free for life, and I don't think I want to go off and then eventually go back on to get a diagnosis.
What would you do from here? Get another blood test in a few months, do the gene testing????
In case anyone is interested here were my blood test results:
IgA 4 (normal range 0-19)
IgG 2 (normal range 0-19)
tTG <2 (normal range 0-3)
Thanks for any input you can give me!
Where To Go From Here?
Started by scstampin, Jun 02 2012 07:22 PM
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Posted 03 June 2012 - 04:59 AM
You may never get a positive result, some people don't. Do you really want to keep eating gluten until you've done so much damage to your body that a doc will diagnose you without a positive test? I would suggest you cut out gluten for the whole family - it will make it easier for your daughter anyway - and see how you (all of you) feel in a few months.
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Posted 03 June 2012 - 07:23 AM
You did not have a complete panel done. They left off the two newest, and most specific tests- deamidated gluten peptides, and endomysial antibodies. If you really need that dx, go ask for those tests. BUT, they can still be negative. Some celiacs just don't show up, and you may be one of them. Or you may be non celiac gluten intolerant, and there is no test for that.
The best test is to go gluten-free and see if your symptoms resolve. If they did, would that not be enough to assure you that gluten must be avoided permanently?
Honestly, with what I know now, I firmly believe NO ONE should eat gluten. Ever. You will be a healthier person without it, whether you are celiac or not!
The best test is to go gluten-free and see if your symptoms resolve. If they did, would that not be enough to assure you that gluten must be avoided permanently?
Honestly, with what I know now, I firmly believe NO ONE should eat gluten. Ever. You will be a healthier person without it, whether you are celiac or not!
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July 31st, 2011 at 4:27 pm
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July 31st, 2011 at 4:56 pm
UMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM…………can't you just send them all to my address?
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July 31st, 2011 at 5:11 pm
I always wanted to double dick a guy. Hope I do so before I die.


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Involvement:General (knows how to use it) - Ownership:1 week to 1 monthPros:
It looks just like the real death note. All the instructions and names written by Raito (Light) on the first episodes of the anime are there. Ideal for fans of the anime.
The Goose Quill and the CD are ok.
The CD tracks could be from the Anime (didn't recognise any of the songs being from the anime Death Note). The songs are actually from other animes (good ones, though).OtherThoughts:
You can use the death note as an ordinary notebook as well (lot of blank pages).Bottomline:
I recommend it, specially for enthusiastics of the anime!
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Former local media personality will miss his good friend Dick Clark
Many of us of a certain age identify Dick "American Bandstand" Clark as an influence in our early lives, but few of us — unlike former Henderson resident Sam Yates — could claim him as a personal friend.
When the TV icon who helped revolutionize music and prompted several generations of youths to put on their dancing shoes died last week, Sam lamented, "This is a sad day. One of the saddest in my life.
"I had a three-pronged association with Dick Clark: Fan, friend and media associate," Sam related in an e-mail to me the day after Clark suffered a fatal heart attack at age 82 in Santa Monica, Calif.
Sam, who grew up here, made a name for himself as a broadcaster who entered that field in 1975 when he was only 17, and honed his craft on local cable TV and radio and was a popular DJ in area disco clubs.
He got his first big break in morning radio in 1984 (the same year Clark introduced Madonna to the world), on WYNG in Evansville and later "did mornings" at WGBF and WKDQ — enjoying No. 1 ratings twice at WKDQ.
Sam also hosted TV shows and specials for WTVW and WEVV and was game show announcer for WFIE's "Backatcha" for two seasons.
He now resides in St. Simons, Ga., with Tracie, his wife of 32 years, and for seven years has owned a voice-over studio, serving clients in TV, radio and other media agencies in 80 markets across the U.S., including our own Tri-state area.
Sam notes that "during one of the two dozen or more radio interviews (Dick Clark) granted me, I told him at the conclusion of one of them that our association was the highlight of my broadcasting career. He responded by inviting me to be his guest at the grand opening of the first American Bandstand bar and grill in Indianapolis.
"Years later, he gave me an all-access laminate pass to make myself at home during the three-day taping of the Bandstand 50th Anniversary special in Los Angeles for ABC.
"I got to meet and hang out with Cher, Michael Jackson, KISS, Stevie Wonder and too many other names to mention.
"I also spent time with Dick and his wonderful wife, Kari. They treated me as if I was a family member ... I really hope the next few days the music industry and media will pay tribute to Dick in a big way. He thoroughly deserves it. He set the stage for everything that would come down over a 50-year period in music and media."
Sam sent me part of an interview he did with Clark, telling the "world's oldest teenager" that he, Sam, is an "American Bandstand walking encyclopedia."
Clark put him to the test, asking several questions that Sam answered correctly. Clark chuckled and said, "We should have bells and whistles and prizes!" He also referred to Sam as a friend.
Count me among the prehistoric kids who faithfully watched the then-Philadelphia-based "Bandstand" after school and followed the saga of teen dancers Justine and her partner, Bob. They were from working-class Philly backgrounds and were wholesomely attractive.
I watched them and others like Arlene and Kenny skillfully move their loafers, flats or saddle-oxford clad feet to dances that over time included the Pony, the Twist, the Stroll and the Chalypso.
On one occasion years later I demonstrated the Stroll to my four kids, who didn't even attempt to be polite as they watched me crossing one foot over the other and making a downward move on that foot, then reversing to the other as I "strolled" across the kitchen floor.
They guffawed and made me promise to never, ever do that in public or in front of their friends.
Sam also had interviewed another superstar of television yesteryear, Jonathan Frid, who died earlier this month in his Canadian hometown at age 87.
Frid portrayed the creepy yet charming vampire character Barnabas Collins in the original "Dark Shadows" on daytime TV.
By coincidence (?), Frid passed away on Friday the 13th.
In his broadcast chat with Frid some years ago, Sam asked why the coffin-dwelling Barnabas became such a favorite with millions across the nation.
Frid replied, "They tell me he became sympathetic, and I don't think I ever tried to do that."
Anyone who deliberately tries to make a character sympathetic, he said, "should be turned over somebody's knee and spanked."
Frid, who has a cameo appearance in the soon-to-be-released movie version of "Dark Shadows" with Johnny Depp in the Barnabas role, told Sam he tried to "put common sense" into the part, and attempted to be "as rational, gentle, cunning and clever" as he could.
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Then there was the time he was enjoying a smoke when the coffin lid was raised a moment before he had expected it to be.
There was something about him and his raven, spiked bangs that caused the ratings to go, as Sam says, "into orbit" and make Frid "a pop culture phenomenon.
"These things don't happen anymore in television," Sam said. "Today, a show is either a hit or a miss. Dick Clark and Jonathan Frid were two television performers who changed the fortunes of ABC and the landscape of daytime television."
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Taking on a Corvette with a Hemi Ram... any suggestions?
Short of just smacking him off the road when he passes me... or bolting on a .30 cal LMG...?
First lemme say this is sort of a joke race, 'cause we know that a 2,000+ lbs Corvette can effortlessly take a 7,000 lbs Ram QC Hemi. We just want to know by how much. The challenger is a C6 Corvette with a 6.0 V8.
The Ram is a totally stock 05 QC Hemi. It can achieve 0-60 in 7.1 seconds. Various friends I know have suggested shifting down to "L", launching, take it up to 6,000 rpms, shifting to "2", taking that all the way up, and then shifting into "D" for optimal 0-60. Does anyone know if this method works? (provided I do it right.) Furthermore... will it hurt the vehicle's transmisson?
Lastly, I've also heard that if you're going about 40-50 mph, you can get much better acceleration if you down shift from "D" to "2" and floor it... than if you simply floored it in "D". Is this true?
Heh, lastly, would it be wrong for me to challenge the Corvette to a tug-of-war contest? Normally I'd never subject my Ram to truck pulls, but somethin's telling me I'd haul the Vette like it would beat me 0-60.
In case anyone is curious, based on previous drag races, for the record, stock vs. stock, The Ram Hemi QC beats the:
05 F150 5.4 V8 Quad (8.2 seconds)
04 Silverado QC 6.0L V8 (7.8 seconds)
07 Toyota Tundra Quad 5.7 V8 (barely) (7.4 seconds)
03 Ford Taurus (10 seconds)
07 Mitsubishi Lancer 2.0L (not EVO) (8.0 seconds)
2000 Ford Explorer 4-door v8 (10.5 seconds)
05 Honda Civic 4 door 1.7 I4 (8.0 seconds)
Beware, the stock Ram Hemi QC loses against:
06 Nissan Titan 5.6L V8 (6.7 seconds) (they're not real full-size trucks at 5,000 lbs)
07 Cadillac Escalade 6.0L V8 400Hp (6.4 seconds) (DO NOT RACE)
07 Dodge HD Turbo Diesel 6.7L (6.? seconds) (eventually overtook him)
07 F150 Harley Davidson 5.4L Supercharged (6.5 seconds... it was Supercharged)
Soon-to-be 06 Corvette C6 6.0L V8 (?.? seconds)
the 0-60 on the vette is 4.3 seconds by the way lol. You'd win the tug of war easily. Launching like that may hurt the transmission a little if it's a 4x4. I'd imagine it wouldn't just once. I'd hold the brake down, get the revs up a little (1500-2000ish) and then let off the brake and it should pull pretty hard.
Having raced a Titan in my 2004 Hemi Quad Cab, I can tell you Nissan definitely fudges a lot of their numbers.
Downshifting will help the acceleration, but getting off the line is the most important part. You need to know just the right amount of power to give it before GO so you don't sit and spin.
I have used the downshift method before with no tranny issued. Don't preload too much or it can hurt your trq con. I also would recommend shifting before 6000rpm.
Or, forget the race and just post a vid of you pulling the vette all around the lot. :smiley_thumbs_up:
Yeah, I can imagine it's that fast. We're just doing it for the hell of it. By the way, the Ram is a 4X2, I should've mentioned that. I think I will try that method once to see what happens.
Do you know anything about the other method, of downshifting from "D" to "2" for better acceleration while goin 45?
@Chithead. Yeah, I raced that Titan a year ago, and I was surprised that it beat me. The two lists are cars I've personally won against, and lost against with various friends and others at school. Their 0-60 numbers are based on what they've told me, and from my POV in the Ram those numbers seem to be right. By the way, the Lancer was the only one who eventually overtook me, at around 100+ mph.
Well when you put it in 2, your truck will only use 1st and 2nd gear. if your going 45, I would have it in "2" and just go from there. Im positive that is out of range for 1st gear at that speed. When you top out 2nd (My 2nd tops at about 75-80, not sure about yours) then put it into "D".
Basically, the launch method that I suggested gets the drivetrain prepared for the launch. By doing so, your engine can start closer to it's peak torque and horsepower. Try doing this with your ESP off, it might take practice seeing as you have a hemi.
What kind of tires do you have? Stock? Also be aware of the conditions. If it's wet, I can tell you from experience, the Corvette will be jerking like HELL due to its traction system. all 400 horses will just want to kick it out in 1st, 2nd and even 3rd gear.
So yeah, practice that launch and see how it works.
But it's actually a really great retort to someone with a fast sports car or sedan who challenges a Ram to a drag race. Just like a Corvette is made primarily for speed, a full-size truck is made primarily for towing. It just so happens the Ram can do both.
Thanks for the advice. So I'll probably be all right downshifting so long as I keep it under 6,000. Awesome. And, yeah, as to the launch, I can't see going over 2,000 with the brake down.
I know my first gear (when launching) goes all the way up to 5500-6000 rpms at 45 mph before shifting to second, but I don't know whay the speed is when it shifts from 2 to 3.
Sorry if this is redundant, but it really doesn't hurt the transmission all that much to shift through gears manually in an auto... without a clutch? Wow. Thanks for the advice.
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Engine Nine, Feelin' Fine!Engine Nine, Feelin' Fine! (2012) Season 1 Episode 04-A- Doc McStuffins Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
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- 2012
- Brown Bag Films, Disney Channel
- Disney-ABC Domestic Television, Disney Channel, Disney Junior
- Doc McStuffins Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: Doc McStuffins, Hallie, Lambie, Stuffy, Chilly, Donny McStuffins, Mom McStuffins, Dad McStuffins, Lenny.
- Vocal Talent: Kiara Muhammad (Doc McStuffins), Loretta Devine (Hallie), Lara Jill Miller (Lambie), Robbie Rist (Stuffy), Jess Harnell (Chilly), Jaden Betts (Donny McStuffins), Kimberly Brooks (Mom McStuffins), Gary Anthony Williams (Dad McStuffins), Jeff Fischer (Lenny).
- Directed By Maria Estrada, Norton Virgien.
- Produced By Gillian Higgins, Theresa Mayer.
Executive Producers: Cathal Gaffney, Chris Nee.
- Animated By Shane Collins (Animation Director).
Lead Previz Artist: Richard Keane.
- Edited By Seamus O'Toole.
Additional Crew:
- Created By: Chris Nee.
- Cinematography: Richard Keane.
- Casting: Maria Estrada.
- Art Director: Bronagh O'Hanlon.
- CG Supervisor: James Stacey.
- Voice Director: Maria Estrada.
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Doc and her toys learn a lesson about dehydration after discovering that Donny's toy fire engine has run out of water.
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