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Living with celiac disease is not just about food. It affects relationships, mental health, social life, and how safe you feel in the world. This post is for anyone who feels overwhelmed or isolated after a celiac diagnosis. Feeling lonely or overwhelmed after a celiac diagnosis is common and valid. You are not alone. I have been there too. The Emotional Reality of Living With Celiac Disease I saw a video today of someone who was recently diagnosed and had accidental ly eate

When I visited Victoria, B.C. on a quick cruise stop on the last day of my Alaskan cruise, I knew I had to come back to explore the beautiful location. The combination of small city with Pacific Northwest trees and views of the rugged Olympic Mountains spoke to me. Thankfully, I have friends who were more than happy to invite me back for a longer visit. I have since been back to Victoria twice, and I know I will return many more times for the beautiful location and the amazin

The FDA is asking the public for input about gluten labeling and cross-contact risks in packaged foods. If you live with celiac disease, your voice matters. Here’s how and why to submit a comment before the deadline.

Going gluten free with celiac disease is more than avoiding bread and pasta. Here are the things most doctors never explain, including label reading, hidden gluten, and how to protect yourself at the grocery store.