Wheat and Milk Allergy Discovery (story 1)

by Guest Writer

Here is Karen’s story about how she discovered that she was allergic to wheat:

When I was allergic to wheat my family doctor was on extended leave, the replacement doctor kept telling us I had mono. After several negative blood mono tests, he was still sure I had mono.

I slept for twelve hours at night, as a child the teachers let me sleep in class, at my desk. I complained that they made me walk outside at recess, some days the walk outside was too tiring. Being awakened to eat, and stomach pains to sore to eat, I was sick.

My family doctor came back and I was diagnosed with food allergies. After a few days off wheat and many other foods, I became normal again. I out grew most of my allergies only to have a child who is highly reactive to milk, and one with a minor intolerance.

By Karen Blue

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1 Deborah October 2, 2007 at 18:03

Wheat free

That story of feeling so tired sounds very familiar. I didn’t realize being that tired had to do with food allergies. Now that I think about, I have been more energetic since I gave up wheat!

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