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jaguar62"Here's a success story for you ,, there was this poor guy who all he ever did was work his butt off day in and day out, and would settle for no less than perfection which caused him to somewhat be an outcast among his peers.

But then people around him started to notice that failure wasn't an option and this guy could really get things moving in the direction they were supposed to go so when they had an issue they would hesitantly ask for assistance at first.

But as time went on more and more people started getting referred to him. Before you knew it he was recognized and he had a top executive job,Escalation Supervisor of the whole Eastern Coast of United States for a communications company was staying busy like he loved to do and helping people along the way and life was excellent, good salary and benefits ,loved going to work "everyday".

Then one day (it was a period of time ) it was over ...seemed like it disappeared in an instance (after being diagnosed with Parkinsons Disease at the age of 49) and it stayed that way forever it seemed and life was slowly deteriorating around him ..depressed , no motivation, no job, health issues getting progressively worse much faster than just Parkinson and then being told it has possibilities of being MSA (Multiple Systems Atrophy) well seeing as i wasn't working i started checking out sites online and just so happened on MDJunction and the Parkinsons Support Group and absolutely loved the forums and feed back from the GLs and found out it wasn't just poor me at all, it was lots of wonderful people who shared the same symptoms that i was and still am going thru every day but in a whole lot better more positive frame of mind . So after about a year of posting and reading the forums daily and meeting so many good people I knew i wanted to give back some of this well needed love that i had received , So I applied for a Group Leader Position and ...

I had a "new job" and its helping people as well as getting the necessary help I now require and I can do it 24 hrs a day if i want to ..HOW GOOD IS THAT .

THATS MY SUCCESS STORY/Testomonial
OH Yeah!I almost forgot the best part is the wonderful fellowship around the workplace,,

MDjunction has opened my eyes and offered me a new beginning to what was looking like a very dark end. thanks MDJ (and yes i do know where I would be without you.)
" (jaguar62)

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04/09/2012 08:19 PM
harobed
harobed  
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I'm being tested for celiac because I have multiple neuro problems and I have lots of pain issues. I've read all the symptoms of celiac and my symptoms don't seem to match I've had your irratible bowel syndrome since I was 14 and I just don't seem to have the reactions and problems that celiac makes!! Anyone else have the symptoms and problems that I've had? Without having the constant pain from eating glutens without having constant diarrhea or problems from diet. I can eat rice and pasta and all kinds of things and never have a problem my IBS just sort of comes and goes usually based on stress.
You know it's gonna get you, somewhwere along the line... ~B. Joel
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04/10/2012 04:44 PM  Top
ttucker
ttuckerPosts: 40
New Member

from what i am reading about celiac now is that some people don't have symptoms at all just intestinal damage....

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04/15/2012 03:25 PM  Top
Kage
Posts: 145
Member

I agree with ttucker. Some with celiac will never show symptoms. It is very likely that your IBS is actually due to the gluten. The best thing you can do is follow the GF diet and see if the IBS improves (as per your doctor). I know mine did!!

06/19/2012 07:40 PM  Top
harobed
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OK... well I have 2.5 mos later been dx w/celiac disease. 2 positive (although not real high, just high enough) blood tests, and endoscopy, and cultures. Dangit - I really don't want or deal with diet restrictions. I'm fighting it hard and the dietitian is astounded. I'm fairly sure it's because of the symptomatic thing.

Have any of you had massive vomiting as part of your symptoms? That landed me in the hospital for 1 solid week - just got out this afternoon.

H.

You know it's gonna get you, somewhwere along the line... ~B. Joel

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07/03/2012 08:09 PM  Top
Kage
Posts: 145
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Vomiting has never been an issue for me. But living on the bathroom floor was, as was praying for death from the pain.

And remember that even if you go GF, which your health depends on, it will take a while for your insides to heal. I know you mentioned that they looked like a war zone, so even good and safe foods that have fiber could be an issue for you for a while. You may consider talking to your dietician about a low residue diet while you are healing. It has done wonders for me when I have been glutened on accident. It's foods that are low fiber so your body doesn't have to work as hard. Something to consider if you are still suffering after going GF.


11/09/2012 08:15 PM  Top
jennywren
jennywrenPosts: 3034
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"massive vomiting as part of your symptoms" Oh yeah Sad. But add to that Diarrhea as well. oh and the ulcers under my tongue. This went on for six weeks till at last a gastrologist diagnosed Celiac Disease. ie gene and bioposy.

Jennywren

Seroquel XR, 300mgs
Then 50mgs later on in the evening
to encourage sleep.
250mgs of Lamictal in the morning. Mood Stabilizer
Lithium 250mg at night and 250mgs in the AM.


Three other meds for psychical problems
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