Celebrating 9 Years of GFM
Over the nine years since I started my blog and now twenty plus years since my diagnosis, I have seen the landscape change – and not necessarily for the better. It seemed to reach the tipping point this year during Celiac Awareness month as we saw celiac “advocates” truly selling-out and diminishing the actual disease, organizations that are supposed…
GF Travel Checklist
As I prepare to head to Europe for a couple of weeks next week, I thought it would be a good time to revise some of my tips that I have developed over the years for traveling with celiac disease. The one thing that I vowed would never change with my celiac diagnosis was my love of travel. A celiac diagnosis does not mean living a less luxurious lifestyle…
GF Guide to Bermuda Revised
Being married to a Bermudian, Bermuda has become a second home over the years and I always look forward to visiting family and friends. Now you might not automatically associate Bermuda with gluten-free but it has actually become increasingly easier over the years to find a host of great options that will satisfy even the most discerning foodie.
GFM in Gluten-Free Living
I was tickled to have been asked to share what my celiac diagnosis meant to me and the change that it played in my life in the January/February issue of Gluten-Free Living magazine. The article, Celiac Disease: Look at the Bright Side featured several well-known celiacs focusing on the positive-side of a celiac diagnosis — so I am in very good company.
GF Travel Tips
Summer and travel are synonymous. As a world traveler who happens to also be a diagnosed celiac with an allergy to all things shellfish, I have developed a checklist that I always follow to ensure that things flow smoothly wherever I might be in the world. A celiac diagnosis or food allergy does not mean that you need to be relegated to a second class travel experience..
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