Re: Celiac Class in SF: Nov. 9, 2005

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In a message dated 9/1/05 4:43:36 PM, tverzosa@... writes:

If you're ever hospitalized, you'll find it quite difficult to get GF food and medication even WITH a formal diagnosis. Without -- I don't know how it would be. I'm glad I don't have to find out.

Harper

I have not been formally diagnosed, but my doctor said why bother.  I definitely have something related to gluten and the treatment would be the same regardless!

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks! The link took me to a search engine, so I am pasting the info below. The first class is 9/7 and the second is 11/9. Both in SF, but at different locations.

Trudy - new member. I live in San and work in SF. I have not been formally diagnosed, but my doctor said why bother. I definitely have something related to gluten and the treatment would be the same regardless!

Celiac Disease: A Two Part Series

What is it? Do you have it? Learn how to live and live well with it. In the first of this two part series, you'll get all the answers about the physiology, diagnosis and treatment of Celiac disease.

For more information or to pre-register, please call 415-923-3155.

Wed- Sep 7, 05 6:30 - 8:00 PM

Location:Community Health Resource Center - (Off-site)2100 Webster Street, Room 106San Francisco, CA 94115

Speaker / Instructor: Aron, M.D.

Cost:$10

-------------- Original message -------------- The Community Health Resource Center (CHRC) will be hosting a Classon Celiac Disease. It will address such issues as learning how toshop, cook, and even eat out and stay gluten free. For those who are interested I will include a link to more information below:http://www.cpmc.org/events/calevents.cfm?EventPage=EventDetailResult.cfm & event_id=9596

[Guest guest]

I've already called and signed up. Thanks again!

Trudy

-------------- Original message -------------- The Community Health Resource Center (CHRC) will be hosting a Classon Celiac Disease. It will address such issues as learning how toshop, cook, and even eat out and stay gluten free. For those who are interested I will include a link to more information below:http://www.cpmc.org/events/calevents.cfm?EventPage=EventDetailResult.cfm & event_id=9596

[Guest guest]

If you do get a formal diagnosis, be sure it's "gluten sensitivity" and not "celiac disease". There is a big difference in insurance premiums.

Suzanne

[Guest guest]

Oh. Very interesting!

Trudy

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

From: suzjanz@...

Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 8:10 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Celiac Class in SF: Nov. 9, 2005

If you do get a formal diagnosis, be sure it's "gluten sensitivity" and not "celiac disease". There is a big difference in insurance premiums.

Suzanne