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Sandra is a freelance writer who was diagnosed with celiac disease in January 2007. She blogs at the Gluten Free Optimist and leads the TwitterMoms Celiac Disease Awareness Group. You can e-mail Sandra at kinjul@yahoo.com and follow her on twitter - MarylandCeliac.

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Sue Hassett files second lawsuit against Elisabeth Hasselbeck

Monday, November 30th, 2009

The drama of Hassett vs. Hasselbeck continues today. In mid-November, a judge dismissed Hassett's lawsuit. Now, Sue Hassett has filed a second...
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Make holiday travel easier with reviews from the Gluten Free Travel Site

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

The Gluten Free Travel Site has over 600 gluten free reviews of restaurants, stores, hotels, cruise ships, and inns. Anyone can easily submit a...
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ABC publishes Thanksgiving with food allergies article

Lindsey Ellerson, the newsletter editor for the Washington Area Celiac Sprue Support Group, wrote another terrific...
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Plagiarism suit against Elisabeth Hasselbeck dismissed

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In June 2009, the article, Elisabeth Hasselbeck’s book: Common knowledge or plagiarism, was very popular and produced some heated comments....
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Free magazine subscription or refund: Giant and Stop and Shop gluten free promotion

Giant and Stop and Shop are offering the following gluten free promotion from October 2 until October 30 or while...
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Gluten free 101: How can I better understand food labeling?

Wheat is one of the top eight allergens required to be listed on food labels. However, barley, rye, and oats are not required to be disclosed. Barley...
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Dr. Fasano identifies crucial celiac disease molecule

Nine years ago, zonulin, an unknown human protein, was discovered to be linked to celiac disease and other...
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Gluten free concession stand opens today in Atlanta

This is exciting news as ARAMARK is now opening their second gluten free concession stand. The first stand opened...
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Article about celiac disease in the Washington Post

Yesterday, there was an article about celiac disease in the Health section of the Washington Post. Jennifer LaRue...
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New celiac disease video from NBC Washington

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Tonight on the 5 o'clock news, the following story about celiac disease aired on NBC Washington. Additionally,...
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