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Old 07-18-2014, 07:22 PM #1
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Default How many people have RSD & Celiac Disease
Hi all
Happy Friday, hope everyone is hanging in there. SOFT HUGS. Just curious.

1. How many people on this site/forum have RSD and Celiac Disease?

2. If you have both, which came first, chicken or the egg..lol?

3. When in your life span, was your Celiac diagnosed?

I feel like there is definitely a connection between the two. I have both.

Thanks
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