Celiac

Too Much Fun = Too Much Pain

November 12, 2012 | 49 Comments

If the above title were reversed, this post would actually be about sadomasochism…and wouldn’t that be a nice change of pace? But alas, we are instead talking about celiac disease. So last week was a good week in the fun department. Wednesday night, my […]

Friday Gluten-Free Funnies

November 9, 2012 | 21 Comments

Life is very good. But life is also hard. Life can be stressful. And life is just way too busy! We only rent our time on this planet and yet I find most of my energy put toward “dealing” with life more so than […]

Keeping Celiac in Perspective

November 2, 2012 | 14 Comments

I Have Celiac Disease Because My Parents Had Sex in September

October 31, 2012 | 42 Comments

Attention all parents-to-be: If you don’t want your kids to have celiac disease, do not have sex in the fall and winter. Who knew it could be so simple?? Here’s the theory, as pointed out in the New York Times a few days ago: […]

39 Examples of Celiac Ignorance

October 29, 2012 | 88 Comments

So as we all know by now, fellow celiac Jennifer Esposito is getting the shaft from CBS. CBS is telling one side of the story, but reality tells a far different story. But there is a whole other side to this insidious episode: the […]

Hey Celiacs…Should We Drink Coffee???

September 17, 2012 | 122 Comments

There’s a reason for the three question marks above. This seems to be an issue that just won’t go away. I used to think coffee was just weird. And that the people who drank coffee were weird. Growing up, my parents had this old-fashioned […]

It's Celiac Awareness Day. Are You Aware?

September 13, 2012 | 150 Comments

Are you aware that today is National Celiac Awareness Day? Are you aware that Celiac Awareness Month was in May? Are you aware that makes no sense? Are you aware that to lose 10 pounds, Lady Gaga gave up the gluten-free diet and shaved […]

8 Great Things About Celiac Disease

September 11, 2012 | 62 Comments

1. There 2. is 3. absolutely 4. nothing 5. great 6. about 7. celiac 8. disease Hint: Select the hidden text above

Whole30: When Going Gluten-Free May Not Be Enough

September 5, 2012 | 70 Comments

It is indeed Time to Change. I am hitting the restart button on my health…and hopefully on my life. After five years of having celiac disease, things have kinda been sucking lately. I keep waiting and waiting to feel better…to feel normal. And it […]

Paying the Price for My Weakness

September 1, 2012 | 75 Comments

You want to know what I hate more than celiac disease at times? Me. I need to do better. I need to be better. I need to be a better husband. I need to be a better father. I need to be a better […]

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