Comments for My Gluten Free Child http://www.myglutenfreechild.com A gluten free diet: easy gluten free recipes and the celiac child Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:54:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Gluten Free Goals for the New Year! by Nick McKenzie http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/gluten-free-goals-for-the-new-year/#comment-65 Nick McKenzie Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:54:03 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=95#comment-65 hehe! Setting a goal this new year, easy to say but hard to accomplish... :) hehe! Setting a goal this new year, easy to say but hard to accomplish… :)

]]> Comment on About Us by Patricie http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/all-about-me-jamies-mum/#comment-62 Patricie Tue, 22 Dec 2009 14:57:47 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?page_id=62#comment-62 Dear Kirsty, I must say I´m not a keen fan of web sites, so this is really the first blog I´ve ever answered in my whole life. The reason is that I wonder how many things we have in common. My name is Patricie and I´m a "MUM" of a seven-year old "gluten-free" boy and a four-year old girl. I work as a teacher at a grammar school, which means I teach students from 12 to 20, Czech language, literature, music, the history of arts, and I absolutely love it. We are Christians, members of an active local church as well (which is not common in the Czech Republic where I am from). My greatest hobby (together with teaching) is studying English, I can´t help but love this language very much. English have helped me to "survive" those difficult years of constant pain, collapses and illnesses of our son. Unfortunately it´d taken five years till the doctors found the diagnose. So, thank you very much for your blog and God bless you. It´s good to know we are not alone. Patricie Dear Kirsty,
I must say I´m not a keen fan of web sites, so this is really the first blog I´ve ever answered in my whole life. The reason is that I wonder how many things we have in common.
My name is Patricie and I´m a “MUM” of a seven-year old “gluten-free” boy and a four-year old girl. I work as a teacher at a grammar school, which means I teach students from 12 to 20, Czech language, literature, music, the history of arts, and I absolutely love it. We are Christians, members of an active local church as well (which is not common in the Czech Republic where I am from).
My greatest hobby (together with teaching) is studying English, I can´t help but love this language very much. English have helped me to “survive” those difficult years of constant pain, collapses and illnesses of our son. Unfortunately it´d taken five years till the doctors found the diagnose.
So, thank you very much for your blog and God bless you. It´s good to know we are not alone. Patricie

]]> Comment on Should the Whole Family Eat Gluten Free? by Julie Wright http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/should-the-whole-family-eat-gluten-free/#comment-60 Julie Wright Fri, 09 Oct 2009 12:06:22 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?page_id=142#comment-60 It is a difficult one -the big danger of the whole family eating gluten free is how would you know if the rest of the family were coeliac if they were eating a gluten free diet? If they ate GF at home but gluten containing foods away from home, they may not be getting enough gluten to produce symptoms but it could actually be causing underlying damage in the body. It might not be until your non-coeliac children leave home & start eating a "normal" gluten containing diet more often that they then start getting symptoms and problems. My daughter was diagnosed at age 2 and the rest of the family did as you are doing, ate mainly gluten free. My husband & son started having symptoms of coeliac disease but it took 5 years and 3 blood tests before their blood tests were positive and they were then both diagnosed. I do wonder if this was because they were eating a lower gluten diet that it took so long for their blood tests to be positive. Thankfully, now all 3 of them are diagnosed, they now all follow a fully GF diet and they are all fit and healthy! It is a difficult one -the big danger of the whole family eating gluten free is how would you know if the rest of the family were coeliac if they were eating a gluten free diet? If they ate GF at home but gluten containing foods away from home, they may not be getting enough gluten to produce symptoms but it could actually be causing underlying damage in the body.

It might not be until your non-coeliac children leave home & start eating a “normal” gluten containing diet more often that they then start getting symptoms and problems.

My daughter was diagnosed at age 2 and the rest of the family did as you are doing, ate mainly gluten free. My husband & son started having symptoms of coeliac disease but it took 5 years and 3 blood tests before their blood tests were positive and they were then both diagnosed. I do wonder if this was because they were eating a lower gluten diet that it took so long for their blood tests to be positive.

Thankfully, now all 3 of them are diagnosed, they now all follow a fully GF diet and they are all fit and healthy!

]]> Comment on The Gluten-free-last-minute-lunchbox-solution by Aunt Jayne http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/the-gluten-free-last-minute-lunchbox-solution/#comment-55 Aunt Jayne Fri, 15 May 2009 23:19:41 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=146#comment-55 Interesting blog. I do not have a child with Celiac - I am the child. I work 12 hour shifts (911 dispatch) and am always trying to come up with new ideas for finger foods that are gluten free. (I get tired of fruits and veggies all the time) I am going to try some of your stuff, and if it is OK with you, I would like to share them with my readers. I also have quite a few recipes that are simple and kid friendly on my blog. Check it out! Thanks, Aunt Jayne Aunt Jaynes last blog post..<a href="http://glutenfreewithauntjayne.wordpress.com/2009/05/15/gluten-free-and-postural-alignment/" rel="nofollow">GLUTEN FREE AND POSTURAL ALIGNMENT</a> Interesting blog.
I do not have a child with Celiac – I am the child.
I work 12 hour shifts (911 dispatch) and am always trying to come up with new ideas for finger foods that are gluten free. (I get tired of fruits and veggies all the time)
I am going to try some of your stuff, and if it is OK with you, I would like to share them with my readers.
I also have quite a few recipes that are simple and kid friendly on my blog. Check it out!
Thanks,
Aunt Jayne

Aunt Jaynes last blog post..GLUTEN FREE AND POSTURAL ALIGNMENT

]]> Comment on Gluten Free Lunchbox Ideas (without bread): Gluten Free Dip Recipes by jhill http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/gluten-free-lunchbox-ideas-without-bread-gluten-free-dip-recipes/#comment-54 jhill Tue, 12 May 2009 02:55:03 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=84#comment-54 this great.. i don't know how to talk to thanks for your info in this site.. i just ask to u "Thanks" jhills last blog post..<a href="http://cakenice-cream.com/barbecue-recipes.html" rel="nofollow">Barbecue recipes</a> this great.. i don’t know how to talk to thanks for your info in this site.. i just ask to u “Thanks”

jhills last blog post..Barbecue recipes

]]> Comment on A Gluten Free Christmas: Easy Gluten Free Christmas Cake Recipe by Christmas Recipes http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/a-gluten-free-christmas-easy-gluten-free-christmas-cake-recipe/#comment-53 Christmas Recipes Sun, 03 May 2009 17:17:01 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=102#comment-53 Sounds like something I can add to my recipe list! Sounds like something I can add to my recipe list!

]]> Comment on Gluten Free Flour by Easy Gluten Free Recipes - Gluten Free Gingerbread | My Gluten Free Child http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/gluten-free-flour/#comment-52 Easy Gluten Free Recipes - Gluten Free Gingerbread | My Gluten Free Child Wed, 29 Apr 2009 19:44:52 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=45#comment-52 [...] plan gluten free flour or brown rice [...] [...] plan gluten free flour or brown rice [...]

]]> Comment on Gluten Free Easter by jean layton http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/gluten-free-easter/#comment-51 jean layton Tue, 14 Apr 2009 19:49:23 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=157#comment-51 I have a hot cross bun recipe on my blog because missing them is missing an essential part of Easter. Glad your child was healthy this Easter. jean laytons last blog post..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Gluten-freeOrganicsAndMore/~3/RbsR5HjkcLI/poof-done-dinner.html" rel="nofollow">Poof Done Dinner</a> I have a hot cross bun recipe on my blog because missing them is missing an essential part of Easter.
Glad your child was healthy this Easter.

jean laytons last blog post..Poof Done Dinner

]]> Comment on Gluten Free Flour by Easy Gluten Free Recipes: Plain Gluten Free Biscuits | My Gluten Free Child http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/gluten-free-flour/#comment-49 Easy Gluten Free Recipes: Plain Gluten Free Biscuits | My Gluten Free Child Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:28:45 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=45#comment-49 [...] gluten free plain flour (or rice flour) - and some extra for rolling [...] [...] gluten free plain flour (or rice flour) – and some extra for rolling [...]

]]> Comment on Gluten Free Birthday Cake by Another Gluten Free Birthday Party | My Gluten Free Child http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/gluten-free-birthday-cake/#comment-48 Another Gluten Free Birthday Party | My Gluten Free Child Thu, 26 Mar 2009 10:27:52 +0000 http://www.myglutenfreechild.com/?p=20#comment-48 [...] here are the results of our gluten free ‘puppy party’ - the birthday cake recipe is on another page, and the biscuits are adapted from the gluten free lemon star recipe also on [...] [...] here are the results of our gluten free ‘puppy party’ – the birthday cake recipe is on another page, and the biscuits are adapted from the gluten free lemon star recipe also on [...]

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