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Old 11-18-2006, 11:50 AM #18
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I've been eating oatmeal for about 4 days. Not much else in the way of gluten unless you count the cream of celery soup in my chicken soup. I struggle with swallowing bread, rolls or anything of that kind because of the dry mouth issue.

That one hand is the only thing different. And it seems fine today. It must have just been the way I slept.

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