Re: Re: New Member in the South Bay

[Guest guest]

The Stanford group is great, and I know it is a little bit of a drive,

but the Oakland group is great, too. Well worth driving across the

bridge for.

I've often thought how much fun it would be to have a group of celiacs

from the San /Santa Clara/Sunnyvale area get together as a group in

our individual homes and just share food, ideas and stories. It would

not have to be a big thing, like having to line of speakers, topics,

etc. Just to be with one another and talk about how it feels to be a

celiac, and then eat, how isolating it can be, and then eat, and share

recipes and restaurant stories, and eat some more, preferably something

made with chocolate.........................................

Hersom

Litigation Secretary

Pillsbury Winthrop LLP

2475 Hanover Street

Palo Alto, CA 94304

(650) 233-4783

shersom@...

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From: lulubuns@... [mailto:lulubuns@...]

Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 1:13 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: New Member in the South Bay

Hi Amy, I live in the South Bay too- Santa Clara. it would be nice to

have a support group, let me know if you find one! Laurie

> Hi All,

> I was just diagnosed with celiac disease, although I'm familiar with

> it, since my dad got diagnosed about 6 years ago. Now I'm trying to

> figure out why it took me so long to realize I had it!! I'm looking

> for a good GI physician in the South Bay (I live in Sunnyvale).

> Also, are there any support groups that meet regularly down here? I

> looked in the archives, but it looks like Stanford is as far south

> as it goes.

>

> I look forward to learning more from all of you!

> Amy

[Guest guest]

Stanford is the nearest meeting to the South Bay area, the others being in

Oakland and Santa Cruz. However, Stanford mostly does events related to the

Celiac Sprue Research Foundation and fundraisers. Anyone who wants to start

a support group in San is welcome to announce their meetings in the SF

Bay Area Celiac Newsletter (I regularly post them to this list). Anyone

interested in starting a group is welcome to contact me for suggestions or

details.

Pam Newbury

Santa Cruz Celiac Support Group

-----Original Message-----

From: Hersom, A. [mailto:shersom@...]

Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 1:54 PM

Subject: RE: [ ] Re: New Member in the South Bay

The Stanford group is great, and I know it is a little bit of a drive,

but the Oakland group is great, too. Well worth driving across the

bridge for.

I've often thought how much fun it would be to have a group of celiacs

from the San /Santa Clara/Sunnyvale area get together as a group in

our individual homes and just share food, ideas and stories. It would

not have to be a big thing, like having to line of speakers, topics,

etc. Just to be with one another and talk about how it feels to be a

celiac, and then eat, how isolating it can be, and then eat, and share

recipes and restaurant stories, and eat some more, preferably something

made with chocolate.........................................

Hersom

Litigation Secretary

Pillsbury Winthrop LLP

2475 Hanover Street

Palo Alto, CA 94304

(650) 233-4783

shersom@...

-----Original Message-----

From: lulubuns@... [mailto:lulubuns@...]

Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 1:13 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: New Member in the South Bay

Hi Amy, I live in the South Bay too- Santa Clara. it would be nice to

have a support group, let me know if you find one! Laurie

> Hi All,

> I was just diagnosed with celiac disease, although I'm familiar with

> it, since my dad got diagnosed about 6 years ago. Now I'm trying to

> figure out why it took me so long to realize I had it!! I'm looking

> for a good GI physician in the South Bay (I live in Sunnyvale).

> Also, are there any support groups that meet regularly down here? I

> looked in the archives, but it looks like Stanford is as far south

> as it goes.

>

> I look forward to learning more from all of you!

> Amy

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

A nutritionist friend of mine and I , a masters in natural health, had a support group in Hill for awhile. Then 9/11 hit and it fell apart. Would be happy to start it up again if enough of you want to come to Hill for the meetings.

Sincerely,

Jane Unland

408-778-1607lulubuns@... wrote:

Hi Amy, I live in the South Bay too- Santa Clara. it would be nice tohave a support group, let me know if you find one!Laurie> Hi All,> I was just diagnosed with celiac disease, although I'm familiar with > it, since my dad got diagnosed about 6 years ago. Now I'm trying to > figure out why it took me so long to realize I had it!! I'm looking > for a good GI physician in the South Bay (I live in Sunnyvale). > Also, are there any support groups that meet regularly down here? I > looked in the archives, but it looks like Stanford is as far south > as it goes. > > I look forward to learning more from all of you! > Amy