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celiac.com has a great site, and several members that have MS, and gluten issues.

My daughter is a gluten intolerant child, and has been completely gluten free for many years. She wont even use products that have been prepared on equipment that is shared by gluten products, as some factories do.

I was gluten free for years while she lived here, but when she moved out, I went hog wild, and added some back in. mmmm bread! I missed bread!
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