Tuesday, December 20, 2016
When Celiac Disease Runs in the Family

By Alice Bast, CEO, Beyond Celiac Once you have a celiac disease diagnosis, with its imperfect and incomplete treatment, thoughts of
Read MoreWhen you’re living a different normal
By Alice Bast, CEO, Beyond Celiac Once you have a celiac disease diagnosis, with its imperfect and incomplete treatment, thoughts of
Read MoreCeliac disease brought her to the brink of death – literally -- and an 11th hour diagnosis brought her back
Read MoreWhen you’re diagnosed with celiac disease, you’re told to eliminate gluten from your diet. Since gluten is the trigger causing all the trouble, the solution seems simple: cut out the gluten and your symptoms will vanish and you’ll be healthy. Easy, right?
Read MoreI know it seems strange that anyone would be happy to be diagnosed with a serious disease. But after you’ve been suffering with debilitating symptoms of unknown origin for years, finally knowing the cause can be a huge relief
Read MoreI was determined that my disease would never define me or take control of my life. I chose to fight back and I decided to use my experience to help others in any way I can
Read MoreWe all know that men experience many things differently than women – but did you know that depression is often one of them?
Read MoreSometimes it’s easy to focus on the negative in having a genetic disorder/chronic illness. But, there are some silver linings too, and it can be helpful to remind myself of those from time to time
Read More“It’s all in your head.” If you’re living with chronic pain, this is probably the most frustrating thing someone could say to you
Read MoreIf you have a chronic condition, do you have a responsibility to educate other people about it?
Read MoreI suppose no one really plans on going out on disability, but I was shocked. I thought I’d have my surgery and then be back to work full time. Little did I know that that would NOT be the case
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