@jillypcollardgreenz: Replying to @emily g people are so ignorant 🤣 #glutenfree #celiac #fyp #glutenataxia #restaurant

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chalagrammy
Chala :
I’ve been a diagnosed celiac since 2001, and I eat out at restaurants all the time! You’ve got this!
2025-11-10 22:33:44
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crmak93
NorthernNightshade :
I do a ton of research before eating out. Often calling the restaurant to ask about their allergy policies and see if the even can accommodate me. But I still eat out. I deserve to eat good food I don't have to cook too.
2025-11-10 23:22:37
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sydneysullivannn
Sydney Sullivan :
so many gluten free restaurants and options in our area too. you got this queen ♥️
2025-11-10 20:54:16
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astral_lacroix
🏳️‍🌈Astral LaCroix 🏳️‍⚧️ :
Gluten free Celiac for 10 years. I eat out all the time. I just do my research ❤ Good luck
2025-11-12 02:55:07
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skywalkerem
Sky-walker Em :
Also like have they never been traveling and had to pick the least bad option in an emergency…
2025-11-11 23:36:06
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may.jam
susanna :
Can I ask what the device you’re using is called?
2025-11-11 00:08:09
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slimy.chloe
c-hole :
my nephew is celiac and SO many restaurants have gluten-free options! we have gluten-free thanksgiving every year and it literally tastes the exact same. you got this
2025-11-11 00:45:57
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alainajanaek
Alaina Janae :
I freaking bought a rotisserie chicken Sunday because I forgot to pack a lunch and nowhere was safe for me to get food! like... this is an all the time thing! you're right!
2025-11-11 13:33:12
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backat1tagain0
backat1tagain0 :
My best friend has a severe gluten allergy and it’s been slow and progressive as it’s gotten worse, but we’ve learnt so much from it and there is hope to go out to places, but it does in badly sometimes and I have to gluten-free my house every single time she comes over, I have to move all of my wooden spatulas and all of my wooden cutting board so that they’re not in use and get my pots and pans out that are stainless steel and more antibacterial ( she comes over weeks at a time long distance ) it’s hard to find, but we’ve learnt that calling and communicating with restaurants and places really helps as well as fully communicating with servers me and her both have worked in the restaurant industry so we know how the back works and how hard it is to stay away from cross-contamination, but we have been able to make it work a lot and it usually has to do a lot of research and looking for places that are the perfect fit honestly fallow me and reach out personally if you need help I can help you find places in your area or whatever you are visiting to help take the stress of you I’m really good at it and if you are new to it there are really secret questions that need to be asked you might not know about
2025-11-10 20:36:54
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shesaidwhatshesaid123
Shelley and that’s it :
Why is it on your chin?
2025-11-10 22:01:07
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aliceinthelandofoz
Amanda Eades :
44 year old celiac here! It gets easier/better in my opinion. It’s nerve wracking but it’s a lot better than it use to be! Download the find me gluten free app and it will be your best friend!
2025-11-10 23:38:16
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ifeedyourface
SarahJean :
If I had a food intolerance that affected my brain, I definitely wouldn't be leaving my health in the hands of a bunch of underpaid line cooks. And this is coming from a career chef who actually cares about allergies in my restaurant.
2025-11-11 00:00:06
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kalloipi
kalli I-/ :
there are so many gluten free restaurants and options! we even have gluten free breweries. you've got this!
2025-11-10 23:50:09
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rebelglittersparkles
🔻PhaTea🔻 :
I was diagnosed with celiacs at 22. There are a lot more places to eat out now... 14 years later.
2025-11-11 00:36:37
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alex_renma
alex_💣_boomer :
There will come a time, in your lifetime, where there will be a medication to help.
2025-11-10 23:29:02
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chrisshaw735
chris shaw735 :
then you know the risk and knowingly take that risk
2025-11-11 13:13:37
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feefifauxfarm
Fee Fi Faux Farm :
I’ve had celiac my whole life and didn’t get diagnosed until I was in my 30s. Going GF was life changing. I still eat out. You have to understand what everything is made from. I also make most everything from scratch so it’s easy for me to stay GF daily. I make healthier and better food than I ever did prior to diagnosis.
2025-11-11 00:14:07
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northwindshihtzus
northwindshihtzus :
I have Alpha Gal syndrome. I can’t eat out either. I can’t risk ordering something ‘safe’ for fear of cross-contamination. 😞
2025-11-11 00:07:15
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