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Anyone Unemployed Or Divorced Because Of Celiac?
Posted 26 November 2008 - 07:53 AM
The last three years have been rough, starting with my wife devorcing me when I began having health problems, I was missdiagnosed by a rhuematolagist and put on chemotherapy to shut down my amune system in order to treat my "arthritis", then a year and a half later lost my job due to my increasing health issues related to the undiagnosed celiac dissease.
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What does not kill you makes you stronger.
Nobody cares about losers and quitters never win. If you fail with the cowards then what's the message you send?
Can't get it right, no matter what I do. Might as well be me and keep fu@$ing up for you. - Brian Thomas (Halloween, the greatest metal band ever!)
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Posted 26 November 2008 - 09:43 AM
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Blood tested and repeatedly negative
Diagnosed by Allergist with elimination diet and diagnosis confirmed by GI in 2002
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All bold resoved or went into remission with proper diagnosis of Celiac November 2002
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Twin brother died as a result of autoimmune liver destruction at age 15
Children 2 with Ulcers, GERD, Depression, , 1 with DH, 1 with severe growth stunting (male adult 5 feet)both finally diagnosed Celiac through blood testing and 1 with endo 6 months after Mom
Positive to Soy and Casien also Aug 2007
Gluten Sensitivity Gene Test Aug 2007
HLA-DQB1 Molecular analysis, Allele 1 0303
HLA-DQB1 Molecular analysis, Allele 2 0303
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Posted 26 November 2008 - 10:14 AM
I wish you the best--I wasn't diagnosed until I was 49 and had had years of misdiagnosis and unnecessary treatments and medications. Three years post-diagnosis, I'm doing much, much better. It can take time, but there is light at the end of the tunnel.
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After we lost our second child when I was 17 weeks pregnant (which I'm pretty sure was caused by my autoimmune problems) I fell into a severe depression... made worse by the same autoimmune problems. I took a leave of absence from my job for three months. My husband just did NOT get it... he kept telling me to snap out of it. Like that was possible! If it wasn't for our daughter (who was not quite two years old at the time) I think I would have ended up in a psychiatric unit. I pushed myself to get better so I could take care of her.
I can definitely see why people end up divorcing or losing their jobs when they're seriously ill. Even if you want to be a good spouse (or boss), I think it takes a special person to have real empathy. A lot of people just don't want to be bothered.
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Posted 01 December 2008 - 03:42 AM
A couple of days ago, I mentioned in a post that one doctor once asked if I ever considered whether I might be a hypochrondriac and then suggested I seek professional counseling. Of course now that I think of it, my ex thought I needed professional counseling too. Maybe there's a pattern here.
Has anyone else had a spouse, boss or doctor treat you like you're just a lazy hypochondriac that should just suck it up and shut up?
Divorce is tough but people get over it. If it happens, it probably would have happened anyway. If you can find the elusive single celiac that shares your interests, the relationship would at least have a common foundation. There would be a lot to build on.
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Posted 01 December 2008 - 03:57 AM
Has anyone else had a spouse, boss or doctor treat you like you're just a lazy hypochondriac that should just suck it up and shut up?
The doctor I work for often makes me feel this way. A doctor, no less!
Divorce is tough but people get over it. If it happens, it probably would have happened anyway. If you can find the elusive single celiac that shares your interests, the relationship would at least have a common foundation. There would be a lot to build on.
Codetalker is correct. If a divorce happens, it's much bigger than the celiac disease. I a person really loves you, they help you get through the disease, they do not turn their back on you. It would have happened anyways. I know my being sick wasn't fun for anyone else in my family, yet my spouse was rarely around anyways. We have been divorced for 10 yrs, and I have been gluten-free for over 8. For a time, I did see a counselor, and when that person asked that my husband come in too, he said no, because it was all my problem. By the way, he didn't leave me, I asked him to go...not about celiac.
I would love to find a celiac man now, it certainly would make life easier!!!
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Has anyone had to go on dissability? I have been told that I may need to apply because of the rhuematoid condition Celiac causes me to have.
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Posted 06 December 2008 - 05:19 PM
Raven is right - best to look to the future and the positive. Occasionally I've gotten a jab here and there re: laziness, but in my heart I know that people always do their best to move toward wellness. Health is SO much more than surviving - it's thriving, and we don't live in a society that supports that POV. I think in some ways it's worse for those of us with the intolerance vs. the disease - people hear "disease" and they are more likely to be tolerant. Intolerance, on the other hand, evokes an image of one who is "a picky eater" or "a complainer." Not true.
Unfortunately most people who make cracks about laziness or "get over it" in my experience have been people who treat themselves or approach life with that attitude. That isn't meant as a judgment, though it probably sounds like it. I guess what I'm saying is that people project that attitude onto others when it's their experience. There is no room for empathy. When I get in that mood and I push myself, I have no room for empathy for myself, and the vicious cycle continues. What hurts is not so much that they say that, it's the fact that I internalize it and mistake it for MY point of view, which it isn't.
I've decided that in order to be well I need to scrap that attitude from my consciousness and recognize it when I see it in others. The first line of defense for me is not relying on what others say to validate how I feel. No one knows my body but me, and the experts on health and wellness are myself, my specialists, and people who support me, in that order.
Just my .02 cents, and again, my blessings to you! This is not an easy experience.
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Went gluten-free after high fat score results from Enterolab (291).
No celiac gene but two DQ1 genes.
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before diagnosis I had 2 boyfirends leave me over my constant sickness as well as family trouble over it. Thank god I have a name for the problem and have an understanding fiance!
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Posted 16 December 2008 - 09:32 AM
Unfortunetly with our terrible economy my business that I built from the ground up all by myself has shut down. My business was heavy in real estate investing so you can see my issue with all the problems with real estate and the mortgage industry. I now am unemployed and am forced to look for a job in industrys I have no experiance in. My backround and the industry I worked in have been torpedoed. My business always allowed me to have the freedom to work from home and take time for myself if I didnt feel well.
As far as family and spousel support I guess I have been lucky. My wife is very supportive , although sometimes its hard for her to understand the extent of my pain. My parents and siblings have always been super supportive.
Keep your chin up, things WILL get better. And take my word for it......you WILL find a women that will love you for YOU! Good, bad or indifferent. Anyone that leaves you in a time of need is not someone you want around.
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1989: I am diagnosed with IBS.
3/08: 8-year-old son diagnosed with Celiac (blood test and biopsy) and allergies to corn, egg whites, soy, peanuts, walnuts, wheat, and clam.
6/08: My Celiac test is negative.
7/08: I go completely gluten free despite negative test and NO MORE IBS SYMPTOMS!!
7/09: My Enterolab gluten sensitivity gene testing results indicate I have one Celiac gene and one gluten sensitivity gene.
8/09: I am diagnosed with Celiac based on gene testing results and positive response to diet.
Posted 22 December 2008 - 12:31 PM
But I know that everyone has noticed that I'm ill, that I sometimes work from home (my supervisor allows me to do so once or twice a week); I don't know yet what impact this will have on the long term status of my job. I do worry about it.
I've had a few autoimmune issues for most of my life (Hashimoto's thyroiditis, asthma, psoriasis), but several strange symptoms (difficulty walking, peripheral neuropathy, blurry vision, brain fog, etc. etc.) developed over the past couple of years and I was eventually diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis, fibromyalgia, and rheumatoid arthritis this past summer. By the time I was diagnosed with celiac disease (this month!), I was in a wheelchair.
The fact that I've had gastric problems and "IBS" since I was a child indicates to me that I've had celiac disease longer than any of the other autoimmune issues. This seems consistent with the following medical journal article by Fasano, who says that celiac disease can be the initial problem that literally "opens the door" for other autoimmune diseases to develop: http://ajp.amjpathol...ract/173/5/1243
Surprisingly, my husband and mother have both been VERY upset with me for being in the wheelchair. They seem to feel that I'm "giving up". It didn't seem to matter to them that I can no longer walk for more than a few yards at a time without excruciating pain; I should just "suck it up" and keep trying! Lately my husband has started to become a bit more understanding, and my mother no longer brings up the subject because it starts fights....but I did think at one point my husband was going to leave me.
Fortunately, the gluten free diet has not bothered my husband; I "sold" it to him using other peoples' testimonies from this forum about how they no longer have fibro or RA symptoms. I know that he's hoping that all of my other autoimmune diseases and issues will magically go into remission now and that I will be able to get out of the chair. But I suppose I'm afraid of what will happen to our marriage if I *don't* improve enough to no longer need the wheelchair!
It's sad; I was really depressed after reading many of the earlier posts in this topic. The traditional marriage vows say "in sickness and in health", don't they?
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Tested Fall 2008: bloodwork, biopsy negative; HLA DQ8. Doctor believes results negative due to prednisone and Imuran taken for autoimmune hepatitis.
Dx with celiac disease because of dietary response, genetics, and family history of celiac disease.
Dx with Lyme Disease Jan 2010; Lyme likely triggered some of the AI diseases.
Gluten free since 25 Nov 2008
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The Cancer Research U. K. is of the view that if efficient efforts aren't made to help people quit smoking and stop influencing the younger generation to follow suit, there are going to be even more smokers in the world soon. As per current statistics, there are as many as 160,000 children taking on to this awful habit.
The government had recently proposed that if the cigarettes are sold in plain packaging rather than their own attractive glossy covers, it might tend to have a negative impact on the sale of the same. The people might tend to get less attracted towards them. The fact is however, that it won't make too much of a difference. The people don't actually care what packets their 'addiction' comes in, they care about what sort of high it gives them.
This is why it is very essential that campaigns are launched for eradicating cigarettes once and for all. There is need for educating the youngsters how they will destroy their lives completely if they take to smoking. One thing leads to another and smoking might be the first steps to trying things like pot and cocaine in the time to come. This is what makes it all the more essential for efforts to be made for preventing children to indulge in such awful habits.
They need to be made to realize how they are putting themselves to the risk of lung cancer and a number of other breathing disorders.
"The tobacco industry spends a great deal of money on designing cigarettes and their packets so they seem glamorous, appealing, fashionable and attractive in an effort to recruit more customers", said Jean King, Cancer Research UK's Director of tobacco control.
Product Launch
- Samsung signs deal with Amazon.in to sell Galaxy K Zoom handset in India
- GE unveils smart LED light bulb – 'Link'
- Report: iPhone 6 likely to be launched one month earlier than expected
- Huawei officially unveils its new high-end Ascend P7 smartphone
- Samsung launches its 'Galaxy K zoom' camera specialized-smartphone


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Daily News Archive
From November 17, 2005
State Proposes Pesticide Notification Rule
"Everyone has the right to know when children are exposed to agricultural chemicals," Olympia resident Harry Branch told the Olympian. State Department of Agriculture Director Valoria Loveland is expected to rule on the proposal Nov. 29. The proposed rule would take effect Jan. 1.
Public interest groups, education officials and some Olympia residents supported the rule but said it didn't go far enough. "The proposed rule is a good first step," Elizabeth Davis of the League of Women Voters of Washington said to the Olympian. But notification should be extended to all children and adults who live, work and play near pesticide spray zones, and apply to a broader range of pesticides, she said.
The state agency
should also institute no-spray buffer zones and air monitoring, said
Angela Storey of the Washington Toxics Coalition. She also recommended
restrictions on the use of drift-prone pesticides and drift-prone equipment
and expansion of the list of pesticides covered by the rule.


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UPDATE: I was flipping through my inserts last night and found a $2/2 Olay or Cover Girl Target Coupon in the 9/25 RP insert! It is probably a regional coupon since I haven't seen it listed in databases, but check your inserts... it turns the transaction below into a $5 Moneymaker, plus you get a free bakeware set!
This rebate is probably my favorite each year! P&G is offering another Pink Kitchen Set for spending $25 (pre-coupon) at Publix. I did this last year and got the cuteset pink cooking set which went to a family member who loves pink. She just might get a baking set this year!
The Baking set includes:
3 Mixing Bowls with Covers
Hi Temp Spatula
Oven Glove with Silicone Pad
3-Piece Liquid Measuring Cup Set
Silicone Baking Sheet
Tin Cookie Sheet
Here is the transaction I will be doing for the week starting 10/06 that requires minimum out of pocket:
Buy 4 Olay Olay Regenerist Facial Cleansers @ $3.99 Each
Use 4 $3 Olay Regenerist 10/2 P&G
Use 2 $2/2 Select CoverGirl or Olay Products Target Coupon 9/25 RP
Buy 4 Cover Girl Blushes @ $3.59 Each
Use 2 $8/2 Cover Girl 10/2 P&G
Use 2 $2/2 Select CoverGirl or Olay Products Target Coupon 9/25 RP
Final Price: $5.68 Moneymaker!
If you don't have the Target coupon, you can order it from a clipping site here.
You can find the printable P&G Rebate Form here.
"The $25 of Procter & Gamble products must be in one (1) transaction from Publix. Sales tax is not included towards $25 in purchased products. Qualifying purchases must be made 9/28/11 through 10/31/11 and indicated on one (1) original cash register receipt from Publix."


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Girls are being left out of the high-tech revolution taking place in city schools, just as women in the U.S. workforce are missing out on technology jobs.
Only about one in four students in many of the public schools' top tech programs is a girl, a statistic that mirrors women's participation in tech jobs nationwide.
City educators are trying to introduce more girls to STEM — science, technology, engineering and math programs — but many say there's more to it than just getting the word out.
"The gender gap is becoming an economic crisis, but its cause is cultural," said Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code, a city nonprofit that uses internships to introduce girls to computer science.


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Preserving Fresh Corn on the Cob
What a weekend!
Isn't it incredible how optimistic we become when we have a 3 ½ day weekend? 2 parties, 30 ears of corn, 2 pies, 32 jars of jam and 18 jars of salsa later and I'm so exhausted I feel like I might have to take a day to rest from my vacation!!
Any one of those projects really would have been enough, but no, not for me. Friday was my first trip ever to the Alameda Farmer's market and I guess I felt like I had to make up for lost time by buying a little something from each stand. Five pounds of peaches, apricots and nectarines went into my backpack with my thoughts lingering on that peach salsa recipe I had run into. A salsa needs heat, of course, so Thai bird chilis came from another vendor, and then Asian cilantro from yet another and some lovely Cippolini onions from the next stand (yeah, I know, this is like the salsa a Thai foreign exchange student staying in Atlanta with an Italian-American host family would make). The blueberries were too beautiful to pass up, so they went into the bag too. Then, I saw the strawberries – huge flats of gorgeous, plump, fragrant berries. The price seemed steep so I said I'd think about it. Anticipating the heat of a long market day, the vendor lowered his price a few bucks and gave me one to sample – SOLD! to the girl with the heavy bag!
I teetered back to the car with my double flat of organic berries and incredibly heavy backpack. On the way home I remembered that Safeway had corn at 6 ears for 96 cents, which is a steal. I know it's not organic, I know it's not local, but I'd just spent $60 on fruit for dog's sake and I felt like I needed a bargain. I'm sure you will all forgive my lapse. At least it's seasonal, right? So I bought 30 ears to shuck, zip and preserve in the freezer for those cold winter months when I'll relish sunshine-in-a-kernel. Freezers run more efficiently when they're full, you know.
I spent hours Friday night shucking corn (my compost pile thanks me for the greens, by the way). Then, I spent hours cutting the little kernels off the cobs. It was all my cramping hands could do to scoop up the wayward kernels and stuff them in my mouth – I managed somehow, though. Luckily, the pooches helped me with those that fell to the floor. Gotta love my little veggie-eaters!
After cutting the kernels off the corn, I rinsed them and spread them flat on a cookie sheet – well, actually two cookies sheets, a Tupperware lid, a grill tray, and a plate – three times over the span of a couple of a couple of days to freeze them into separate pieces. Then I vacuum sealed them (with the amazing Food Saver Jared got me for Christmas) into four-serving bags and stuck them back into the freezer. It was a lot of work and it reminded me that I HAVE to carry a corn-zipper in my store to reduce hand-crampage from holding the knife but it will all be worth it in the end!