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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The one person I know who "thinks" her DD has a gluten sensitivity put her whole family on a gluten and dairy free diet (except her DH, he does what he wants because he knows wife is crazy) to try to clear up her oldest DD's dry skin. Her three children have to suffer through all these dietary restrictions for dry skin! Of course, now mom claims DD reacts when her DD has gluten or dairy, but it is all in her head. I have noticed exposures where there were no problems. But, as soon as one of her kids gets a stomach bug, or a sniffle, or a diaper rash its EXPOSURE OMG! (Not one of her kids has been proven allergic to anything by a test, including oldest DD.) It is all about mom. Mom loves the control and the attention. She was already a vegetarian before kids were born, and I watched the wheels turning as she became more and more aware of these extreme diet restrictions for kids. Mom has issues of feeling out of control, and being able to restrict her kids' diets makes her feel better. Before going gluten free, she was crazy about the organic stuff, too.[/quote] So, because you happen to have a hypochondriac friend who has diagnosed her child with a gluten-sensitivity without any tests backing it up, then everyone who thinks their child has a gluten-sensitivity is in the same category? That's ridiculous. In this case, OP has had her child positively tested (unlike your friend), the child has severe reactions including bloody stools (again, unlike your friend) and her pediatrician has suggested that the cause is exposure to gluten (again, unlike your friend). So, was there actually any correlation between the OP's situation and your friend that lead you to suggest that your friend's situation was in any way analogous to the OP's situation? [/quote] I think a woman who jumps to conclusions like this when her toddler comes home with a tummy-ache probably has a record of jumping to a lot of conclusions.[/quote]
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