. . . we've had a crazy few days now
of trying to wrap our heads
around this new challenge . . .
. . . the exact thing
we were hoping it wasn't . . .
{it's also a hiatal hernia and pylori [ulcer causing] bacteria}
. . . seriously . . .
. . . i'm considering
a legal name change
for my husband . . .
. . . william job romney . . .
. . . it has a nice ring to it, no? . . .
. . . our sweet daughter
has been trying to cushion the blow
with the perfect book {for me},
barro's gluten free pizza,
gluten free brownies from aj's
and a gluten free
red velvet sprinkles cupcake {for bill} . . .
{favorite quote from this book, so far ~
"Left untreated or insufficiently treated,
celiac disease can lead to damage to other organs.
If properly treated, celiac disease typically leads to . . . nothing!"}
. . . hoping el charro
can figure out how to make
a gluten free bean burro enchilada style
and a gluten free cheese crisp . . .
. . . but, i'm not holding my breath . . .
i feel very lucky to have a sister-in-law who has been extra diligent
about feeding her high school aged daughter
{diagnosed with celiac as a baby} a gluten free diet.
she will be a valuable resource.
also, thanks to amanda's good friend, nikki,
who has been keeping her two-year-old gluten free for six months now.
i'm open to any and all ideas, tips, and/or suggestions.
it will be so wonderful to get my husband's digestive tract
back to healthy again.
it won't be easy, but we can do it.









