A Personal Touch On... Celiac Disease (The #1 Misdiagnosed Intestinal Disorder)

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Summary: Great Book - Covers all the bases
Review: I got this book last week and couldn't put it down. After a long struggle getting doctors to believe I wasn't crazy my IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome)was finally diagnosed as celiac disease. It was wonderful, comforting and reassuring to read stories from so many others who have gone through what I went through.
The book is extremely well-organized with lots of tips and tricks to help make gluten-free living easier. There are practical tips for traveling, eating out, setting up your kitchen, and planning vacations among other things. It addresses issues that seniors, teenagers, college students, parents of kids with celiac, and young children would face. It even has a piece written by a six year old about their first gluten-free Halloween.
This is the information you need that you will not get from your doctor who has never spent a gluten-free day in his life.
I loved this book and highly recommend it to all those with celiac whether you've just been diagnosed or have had it for a while.

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Summary: Wonderful Book! A Must Read!
Review: This book is wonderful! I would highly recommend it to anyone who has Celiac Disease, knows someone with Celiac Disease or for someone who just likes to broaden their medical knowledge. This book really does have a personal touch and is a joy to read, cover to cover. There is so much information in this book and reading others personal stories makes Celiac Disease sufferers feel like they are not alone. I hope that this book and others like it on Celiac Disease will bring more awareness to the topic and will help others to understand what living with this disease is like. I would HIGHLY recommend reading this book. You won't regret this purchase!