that’s so celiac
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That’s So Questions to Ask While Eating Out
I personally understand that overwhelming feeling you get when you are diagnosed with celiac disease, especially the moments when you realize all the ways you possibly can get glutened. I put together a list of questions to help you navigate the social situations that tend to revolve around food.
Photo by Emily Mathewson Photography
That’s So Coffee Enema
I was experiencing lower left groin and pelvic pain, which I thought may be tied to my PCOS diagnosis. However, I came to find out that my large intestine was extremely inflamed and I was extremely compacted. The idea and concept of a coffee enema was frightening at first, but researched how beneficial a coffee enema could be to my body and decided to give it a try for 15 days.
That’s So PCOS
Last October, I went to my annual OGBYN exam, which resulted in some blood work and an internal ultrasound. This appointment, blood work, and ultrasound resulted in a diagnosis that I was not completely prepared to receive. I was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome [PCOS].
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The story of that’s so celiac
Launched in 2019 as a community for those who have celiac disease, for those who know someone that has celiac, and/or those who are just curious about the gluten-free lifestyle. This site is set-up for readers to gain knowledge on celiac while not being overwhelmed with all the information you can find when you go to Google and being able to carry little tidbits of information into their daily lives and respond to any glutened situation with “Thats’ So Celiac”.
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This picture is a representation of what my own personal bitmoji [think Lizzie McGuire] was doing when the GI specialist who diagnosed me with celiac disease asked “and after the years of other tests, operations, and all](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5e9cb42f104f3437f83b5062/1601507342455-NDTOSEXMQ93BKOK52ZJW/image-asset.jpeg)
