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Keep in mind that some dairy products have more lactose than others. For example, aged cheddar has far less than, say, fresh mozzarella.

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In a message dated 1/8/08 6:59:49 PM, AWallace@... writes:

I do have CD and in the past have cut out dairy a few times.  After I went GF I still wasn’t feeling good and my doc suggested going dairy free (including casein)  b/c of the lactase being destroyed (when I was diagnosed I pretty much had zero villi) I cut it out for 5 mos, brought it back in, cut it out for 6 mos, brought it back in and then went vegan for a year (I was not doing well and went extreme to fix it).  Now, finally, I have been slowly and successfully incorporating some dairy back into my diet and feel alright (also some fish).  It’s a lot of trial and error.  Im super sensitive and trying to figure out if it was the soy or the corn, etc bothering me is always, as you mention below, challenging.  Im peanut free too.  But I have hopes for you that you’ll be able to incorporate at least some dairy in your future.  It’ll be tough, but that’s what support groups are for, right ; )

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I do have CD and in the past have cut out

dairy a few times.  After I went GF I still wasn’t feeling good and my

doc suggested going dairy free (including casein)  b/c of the lactase being

destroyed (when I was diagnosed I pretty much had zero villi) I cut it out for

5 mos, brought it back in, cut it out for 6 mos, brought it back in and then went

vegan for a year (I was not doing well and went extreme to fix it).  Now,

finally, I have been slowly and successfully incorporating some dairy back into

my diet and feel alright (also some fish).  It’s a lot of trial and

error.  Im super sensitive and trying to figure out if it was the soy or the

corn, etc bothering me is always, as you mention below, challenging.  Im peanut

free too.  But I have hopes for you that you’ll be able to incorporate at

least some dairy in your future.  It’ll be tough, but that’s what

support groups are for, right ; )

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of erinubear2

Sent: Tuesday, January 08, 2008

6:48 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Hi

from

Dear Autonomous2,

Thanks for your reply. If it does turn out that I have celiac disease, that

would be

encouraging if at some later point I could return dairy to my diet. I know some

of the other

dietary restrictions are permanent, but the combination of all these things

together is proving

to be exceedingly challenging.

Thanks for the info. I'm sure my doctor and I will work on this as time goes

on.

Thanks,