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i cant believe this crap!!! i had the biopsy done not once but 2x, never caught it..never once came back positive, the blood work for me did come back positive, now for my daughter it came back neg. now when i got diag. nobody had it in my family, now we have close to 30 family members that have it…and i didnt have the usual symptoms, i had the weight gain..bone pains constipation, worst tummy pains ever, very severe asthma, reoccuring illnesses..went to dr. i dont know how many times, left with antidepressant rx…knew it wasnt that..took 2 1/2 yrs. 112lbs plus later, then get told this is my new life…and when you are first being diag. the basket is nice but they should highly recommend you not to eat that yet for at least a month to 2 months so your tummy has a chance to heal, it fresh food…not packaged…processed, and this also includes oats, granted oats dont have the protien, but they are slmost always processed with wheat rye and barley..so cross contamination…which wasnt discussed either..maybe instead of having all these drs. on here, which i have found not one that knows really any more than i do, in fact much less, they should have a celiac patient or two on there…we live it and breath it!!!!